Just because I mistakenly put a 2 instead of a three doesn't change my point that putting a guy at L-1 on that page and asking him to claim without any reason is bad on your part. Strawmaning the fact i put int he wrong number to ignore whatever point I was making is not a semantic difference.Porkens wrote:1) Explain this semantic difference please.
... Sure but a guy who reaches L-1 on page three should be given a little lee-way or this. it's kinda hard not to resort to some emotion when this situation occurs.Porkens wrote:2) You don't count votes as attacks?
... No becuase there is nothing to defend against. Attacks are ways to justify votes and produce reasons. Such as saying wahtsoemone did was scummy, explaining how, etc, that is an attack. I suppose if you wanted to argue that votes are attacks I will change my statement to "there is obviouslysomething wrong if he reached L-1 without a single good attack or justified vote" and represent it.
... What information? The only possible information we can conclude is that you and whoever hammers him are the most likely scum and that the rest of the town are idiots. Not really seeing how this is good information to you.Porkens wrote:5) Whether he is hammered oor not is...how did you put it..."hypothetical." But, if he is, information will be gained. Do you disagree? As to your question on this number: no, I don't think so.
A question which carried an implication about what I previously said. I in no way ever said I would have hammered him no matter who put him at L-1 so asking the question in the way you did seemed like you are implying I in some way made refence to me personally hammering him... I lost myself...Porkens wrote:6) I was asking a question, for you to answer.
And no, I wouldn't have hammered him for any reason becuase there is no reason to think he is scum.
Porkens wrote:I'm asking you to go ahead and tell us why your self-vote wasn't anti-town (or, as I said pro-town).
Something that is no pro-town does not automatically become anti-town. They are not an either or situation. There are plenty of things that are neutral and effect neither side equally. Self votes are inheriently a netural action. They are neither pro-town or anti-town on their own. There are specific situations in which a self vote may fall into one of those categories but the RVS is not one of them. I have had this conversations... like every freaking game... it's getting a little old.
Becuase you need some sense knocked into you. And I also really enjoy this conversation we are having as it is helping me get to know you... Of course I also usually like to put a vote on the other IC tohelp keep them in check but at this point that actually isn't a reason I'm doing it... interesting...Porkens wrote:Then why are you voting for me?
Actually this is false. In the quote he quoted you said "claim please" and he believes your reason for voting him to be to make him claim. Thusly he is talking about your reason in the post you quoted.Porkens wrote:Nope, you were not talking about my reason for asking you to claim. See below (bolded):
However, that can't actually be the real reason. So if you wouldn't mind actually telling us what the reason for your vote was... thanks...
Interesting.. I think I see what you are talking about here... however this seems like a great time to pull a line out of my hat...Porkens wrote:Meanwhile, you still haven't explained what you think my reasoning (for putting you at L-1) is.
"And neither have you!"
It's kinda a lame move asking someone else to tell you your own reasonings for something. What, do you not have one? you need him to give you some ideas? Fishing for reasons from the guy you are voting... sad man...
... No it isn't..Porkens wrote:Scummy opening line.
... No it isn't...Porkens wrote:OMGUS.
Porkens wrote:Appeal to emotion.
Regardless of all this your last your points happened AFTER you voted... So you voted him, put him at L-1, asked him to claim... all for his not scummy opening line?
You're a sad strange little man Porky...