Well, that took about an hour to chew through reading quickly. Not surprised to be at the top of the charts right now, bound to happen eventually. I could whinge about work or some such to explain the inactivity, but that doesn't strike me as fair towards those who actually have real work schedules (as opposed to my "make your own hours, but there should be at least 12 of them / day" university research schedule).
I'm going to post this and then head back into the beginning of the day again. I find I do better with multiple readings.
@ Scooter, Ichabod too since I remember seeing you state a similar idea upthread, I think you're either mischaracterizing or lopping off a very important part of my post voting for Erebus.
Here's the whole thing:
At this point, I thought I had caught Erebus trying to insinuate that I was being dishonest with the tallies, so why should others trust me at all? I've really only seen this kind of reasoning in places where a person wants to accuse someone, but recognizes that they cannot do so in a socially acceptable manner. So instead they resort to the defense of "just asking questions" in an attempt to discredit their target. If you've ever argued with someone about government conspiracies, you know you're winning your argument when the person flees to "just asking questions" instead of making a straight accusation. As I said in the bolded section, that kind of behavior doesn't, in my mind, come from villagers. I think I can call it now, with hindsight, a mistake on Erebus' part since I doubt I would've stuck to my Erebus vote otherwise.
I'm going to post this and then head back into the beginning of the day again. I find I do better with multiple readings.
@ Scooter, Ichabod too since I remember seeing you state a similar idea upthread, I think you're either mischaracterizing or lopping off a very important part of my post voting for Erebus.
Here's the whole thing:
Sareln Wrote:Erebus Wrote:Who messed up the Tally yesterday? Wasn't it Sareln with Zakalwe catching the mistake. I have to ask the question is this honest mistakes or information manipulation.
I'd call it an honest error . I built the original tally for day 2 starting from Gaspar's post and working from there, it's at the top of the page w/ my forum settings. Honestly, I'm surprised the tallies for Day 1 were as accurate as they were, it was a mess keeping track of that. With that out of the way, let's get to the fun part:
To try and manipulate the tally or vote history that people are working with is just a stupid decision. Think about it, I'd need to lie about something that anyone could check. So I'd damage my credibility to accomplish what exactly? A little bit of skullduggery that would last about as long as it took the GM to inform us that their count was off?
Sorry if that sounds dismissive but I think you're trying to cast aspersions my way in a very questionable manner and I'm having trouble coming up with a theory for why you'd do such a thing and be an innocent.
Roland is right, I'm not going to get anything from JKaen outside of his posting period. I'd still love to hear from him, but since my own window is about to close I'm going to park my vote on Erebus .
At this point, I thought I had caught Erebus trying to insinuate that I was being dishonest with the tallies, so why should others trust me at all? I've really only seen this kind of reasoning in places where a person wants to accuse someone, but recognizes that they cannot do so in a socially acceptable manner. So instead they resort to the defense of "just asking questions" in an attempt to discredit their target. If you've ever argued with someone about government conspiracies, you know you're winning your argument when the person flees to "just asking questions" instead of making a straight accusation. As I said in the bolded section, that kind of behavior doesn't, in my mind, come from villagers. I think I can call it now, with hindsight, a mistake on Erebus' part since I doubt I would've stuck to my Erebus vote otherwise.