As I recall, Gordon stuck to the Man in the Middle because the Man in the Middle had not posted. Once he did, Gordon announced the intent to move to Kehaar should his shift be necessary to secure a Kehaar lynch (and it ultimately was). I do not know how this equates to Gordon excusing Kehaar's flail post.
Gordon posted he was going to stay on Middleman after Prinny's flailing. From this, we can derive that Gordon had all opportunity to read Prinny's flailing. From this we can propose that Gordon has read Prinny's flailing post, and in light of Middleman's inactivity, found Middleman more pressing.
In light of that, we can say that, because Gordon did not find the Prinny's flailing to be worth a voteswitch, he 'excused' it enough to push Middleman ahead of the Prinny.
I'll have to chalk this up to a different way of looking at things, but between me saying I'll prefer Middleman for being thoroughly inactive and someone's vote evidencing they prefer Middleman for being thoroughly inactive, I see little difference aside from what we've said.
I do not see how Batmanuel finding the Man in the Middle to be the more town person and expressing intent to vote for Kehaar qualifies as excusing the Kehaar flail.
"Through no fault of the Prinny's". Ergo, "the Prinny did not do anything to make me want to vote him". In other words, "that flail post did not make me want to vote him".
I can't speak for Saber, but she voted Middleman as well after Prinny's "flailing", talking about how she felt the uniform switch to Prinny was alarming. Really vague of course, but doesn't sound like she felt the Prinny post was "obvious scum flailing".
This makes things even worse. In light of all this, why did you still bring up your proposal to let Planet live? What modicum of pro-town intent is there in proposing that plan? Why would you bring up something you yourself do not believe in as admitted in your fourth fact and only serves as giving scum an out to avoid the day lynch?
The modicum that
lynching the copclaim makes me nervous! I posted that proposal because I had written it already, and in writing it came to the suspicion that Planet was a rolecop instead due to the absurd way he went about the claim.
It was a necessary step in my thought process to jump to, "He must be a rolecop and was hoping for this". I'm not deleting things I write from my post simply for fear that others'd jump on it.
That also makes him telling Hiro to hammer really odd, since... I originally thought he didn't have the power to do it himself. Uhm, yeah... damn.
Why? Hiro said he wanted to hammer. It's a discourtesy to take that from him and hammer personally. Besides, I thought it was already clear I was behind a Planet lynch.
Kind of baffled now by Flay's abrupt switch from "I disagree with your case, Hazel" to "Whoah you're totally right let's lynch Almaz!".
So uh, you're pretty much down with Hazel against me, Flay? Well, I've said all I can about that. I really don't know what else I can do to argue against it, it's pretty much open to interpretations.
I think Hazel's just picking what's convenient and leaving behind what isn't, and I'm growing wary of Hazel as a result. Still, it doesn't make sense for me that scum would draw attention to themselves with a bad case... But that's just me, so whatever, I don't have the best track record with convincing people here.
Vote stays on Kirk. Complete lack of presence, continuous low content and actual scumhunting is left to be desired. Tunneled on Middleman and Batmanuel, one of the two who has flipped town, keeps talking about informationlynches, disappears conveniently even if prior data shows he could've been around and hasn't had much zeal in pursuing his lynch targets at all.
Not interested in pursuing the new Comedian, would've been down with a lynch of the old one.
Flay and Tick warrant a reread, I'm absolutely unsure now where the massive town cred they got came from and with Flay's abrupt change just there, I'm sudden given second thoughts.
