ZU:
Obviously if Shakerag is non-town (note this is different from anti-town), then everyone's vote on him is well-justified.
This is false. If you're scum and I vote you because you picked your nose, my vote isn't justified.
Toaster: Shakerag is less of a threat than the scum. I didn't know what presumptuous meant so I looked it up. Turns out presumptuous doesn't mean "inaccurate" so yeah. Thanks for dismissing it without any arguments.
pre·sump·tu·ous
[pri-zuhmp-choo-uhs]
adjective
1. full of, characterized by, or showing presumption or readiness to presume in conduct or thought.
That's what I said, and that's what I meant. You're making many assumptions, and they're generally bad ones. You are correct that I didn't say they were inaccurate- they are inaccurate, though; I just hadn't said so yet. I figured the implication was obvious, but I guess not.
Also...
Thanks for dismissing it without any arguments.
Well, you are the expert of not providing arguments, so I guess you got me there!
Tiruin:
Tiruin: Why are you always scum, including this game?
I'm not scum, nor am I always scum: mod shenanigans in the past, probably? You seem to forget when I'm town.
Anyway, Toaster: I've seen you ask this question in many games before this; what do you hope to gain by asking such?
So you blame a mod conspiracy for being scum? Interesting- an almost paranoid attitude. Same reason I ask any RVS- to provoke a response that sheds light on the alignment on someone.
ZU:
zombie urist: If you had to pick one player right now to vanillize (yes, I made that up), who would it be?
Right now? Dunno. Probably you for asking such a shitty question.
So the correct move is to not ask a question at all?
These are both strawman arguments. Especially Tiruin's where you totally ignore the word 'probably'.
I'll have to remember that you are completely incapable of detecting a reaction test; one of the few useful tricks in RVS. Also, calling them arguments at all, especially the second, is a huge stretch since I'm not actually pressing a case.
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First, your unvote. You unvote Irony after voting him for... lurking, I guess. Now you unvote him for... no reason. He hasn't even posted, which only supports your only ostensible reason for voting him in the first place. The only reason I can see for you unvoting is that you got called out on it and got scared.
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Hmm... Someone else did this too.
Irony has been active elsewhere but not bothered to give us a first post here.
Unvote Irony for now because he posted, though he really needs to do it again.
You've completely missed the crux of my argument here.
First, your unvote. You unvote Irony after voting him for... lurking, I guess. Now you unvote him for... no reason. He hasn't even posted, which only supports your only ostensible reason for voting him in the first place. The only reason I can see for you unvoting is that you got called out on it and got scared.
Penngo voted Irony for lurking, then unvoted when Irony had
not even posted. I unvoted him after he posted. There's a big, big difference. My vote was to encourage Irony to post- Penngo's was to pretend he was doing something.
Please explain why he didn't do well. The second answer looks rushed just to dismiss Dariush's arguments.
Why reaction tests are all BS.
To give a reaction test means that there is already a preconceived set of wrong answers and correct answers. This is an exercise in WIFOM and also gives way to confirmation bias, not to mention that it could entirely possible that what someone considers a fail might actually not indicate scumminess.
He didn't do well because I threw a single line at him and he overreacts, accusing me of going out of my way to invent a case on him when I didn't even vote him or apply any other pressure. Overreactions are scummy. On the second point, you are 100% correct. I'm dismissing his arguments because they're retarded.
I completely disagree with you on reaction tests. They can be very useful at finding scum- getting a reaction of panic, false bravado, or irrational anger can all be indicators of scum. I wouldn't base a vote solely on one, but they're a great starting point and can indicate who needs further attention.