Epignosis wrote:Dom and Pam are very capable.Dom wrote:I am not answering any more questions about the checkability of statements. I assess them with Pam on a case by case basis. We are very capable.
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Epignosis wrote:Dom and Pam are very capable.Dom wrote:I am not answering any more questions about the checkability of statements. I assess them with Pam on a case by case basis. We are very capable.
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That doesn't really answer my question. why do you think we're teammates?Epignosis wrote:My favorite one, since someone asked for more politics.Scotty wrote:hi JJJ and espers! Your predecessors were more silent than the 30th president of the USA. Thanks for being vocal!
Scotty wrote:You never answered my post about why you would vote me over splints when Matt asked you. Can you pls?Epignosis wrote:Matt is my number one suspect. He named two suspects but clung to fingersplints. I say he and Scotty are teammates.
eyyyyy I'm glad we both are contemplating that Matt is bad.fingersplints wrote:If Matt is bad I think this also looks bad for Scotty:
It's really early in the day to be calling someone out for being silenced? It could be he knows he is silenced and trying to draw attention to it.Scotty wrote:
@Matt Are you silenced? Where have you been?
Jim – A Prankster, Jim can insanify one person per day with a curse of his choosing.indiglo wrote:So, there is someone with the power to control other people's votes in the game. (I'm looking at Quin and SD as forced voters.) And there is someone who can force people to only ask questions. I suppose little by little we will continue to see more obvious powers at play. (And I wouldn't usually word things exactly that way, but... Pam, just in case, ya know?)
I think extended, long-winded conversations about Pam's power is spinning our wheels, but I do think a bit of conversation of how civs should use their powers is a good idea. It may not work until a little later in the game though, once we have established a nice, solid(ish) civ core.
I don't know for sure who I'll vote for today. I'm hoping there will be enough activity to glean from.
Scotty wrote:Jim – A Prankster, Jim can insanify one person per day with a curse of his choosing.indiglo wrote:So, there is someone with the power to control other people's votes in the game. (I'm looking at Quin and SD as forced voters.) And there is someone who can force people to only ask questions. I suppose little by little we will continue to see more obvious powers at play. (And I wouldn't usually word things exactly that way, but... Pam, just in case, ya know?)
I think extended, long-winded conversations about Pam's power is spinning our wheels, but I do think a bit of conversation of how civs should use their powers is a good idea. It may not work until a little later in the game though, once we have established a nice, solid(ish) civ core.
I don't know for sure who I'll vote for today. I'm hoping there will be enough activity to glean from.
Someone is having a beary good time. Keep your staplers close, y'all!
I think most often silencing is a night action, and the person is silenced the following day only. Most frequently, imo, but not always. So that's why it seems weird to me for you to be saying someone is silenced hours into the start of a day. That combined with Matt pushing me over you look bad for you. I'm not one to say someone is definitely bad based on someone else until I am sure of that person. I don't regularly like to vote a silenced person unless I feel strong about it. I like to give people a chance to defend when possible. I have seen others say this too. And I have also seen baddies manipulate this by silencing one of their own in trouble. (Either real or pretend silenced)Scotty wrote:That doesn't really answer my question. why do you think we're teammates?Epignosis wrote:My favorite one, since someone asked for more politics.Scotty wrote:hi JJJ and espers! Your predecessors were more silent than the 30th president of the USA. Thanks for being vocal!
Scotty wrote:You never answered my post about why you would vote me over splints when Matt asked you. Can you pls?Epignosis wrote:Matt is my number one suspect. He named two suspects but clung to fingersplints. I say he and Scotty are teammates.
I will say that when we were Mafia together on Lost-again, Matt went bananas trying to get our own teammate, Bullz, lynched day 1. But that is not the case with me and him, I can assure you. I think Matt is just bad and that's it.
eyyyyy I'm glad we both are contemplating that Matt is bad.fingersplints wrote:If Matt is bad I think this also looks bad for Scotty:
It's really early in the day to be calling someone out for being silenced? It could be he knows he is silenced and trying to draw attention to it.Scotty wrote:
@Matt Are you silenced? Where have you been?
Why is it too early to be calling someone out for not posting? How are we to know the terms of silencing? He hasn't posted since before the day 1 lynch, where he threw a vote on me and slid down hi escape slide.. That's a long time. So as a courtesy I want to know if he's silenced before I place a vote down on him without a proper defense.
Would you currently vote for Matt, since you seem to be contemplating it and aren't so concerned with his silencing?
@Dom is it possible to get that lovely Post History chart JJJ made stickied in the first page por favor?
Quin was the other person involved, not INH. Though you honestly still should suspect INH, he's shady as hellSpacedaisy wrote:Is SVS cursed or something? I'm a little weirded out by her baby bear post, lol.
I'm still reading along despite having minimal time to engage fully in the game the last few days (which is not likely to get better soon, Alex and I are going out of town on Thursday and coming back Sunday, just FYI. So I should still be able to mafia, but I doubt my post count will go up a lot. And I work a bunch before then to finish the quarter signage change over at work.) I find the whole lengthy discussion about making good LD statements to be a waste of time frankly. All conversation like this does is allow baddies to weigh in on a topic that looks helpful but really is just an illusion. It lets them avoid talking about who they suspect. For this reason I suspect the people who are pushing to try to help Pam. Pam can handle her own job I'm sure.
I'm voting JJJ, despite agreeing with him on most things he has said.
I suspect INH and drumbeats the most at the moment (if I recall correctly who was involved in the discussion).
But Matt wasn't pushing you over me. He voted me. Why does that make me bad?fingersplints wrote:I think most often silencing is a night action, and the person is silenced the following day only. Most frequently, imo, but not always. So that's why it seems weird to me for you to be saying someone is silenced hours into the start of a day. That combined with Matt pushing me over you look bad for you. I'm not one to say someone is definitely bad based on someone else until I am sure of that person. I don't regularly like to vote a silenced person unless I feel strong about it. I like to give people a chance to defend when possible. I have seen others say this too. And I have also seen baddies manipulate this by silencing one of their own in trouble. (Either real or pretend silenced)Scotty wrote:That doesn't really answer my question. why do you think we're teammates?Epignosis wrote:My favorite one, since someone asked for more politics.Scotty wrote:hi JJJ and espers! Your predecessors were more silent than the 30th president of the USA. Thanks for being vocal!
Scotty wrote:You never answered my post about why you would vote me over splints when Matt asked you. Can you pls?Epignosis wrote:Matt is my number one suspect. He named two suspects but clung to fingersplints. I say he and Scotty are teammates.
I will say that when we were Mafia together on Lost-again, Matt went bananas trying to get our own teammate, Bullz, lynched day 1. But that is not the case with me and him, I can assure you. I think Matt is just bad and that's it.
eyyyyy I'm glad we both are contemplating that Matt is bad.fingersplints wrote:If Matt is bad I think this also looks bad for Scotty:
It's really early in the day to be calling someone out for being silenced? It could be he knows he is silenced and trying to draw attention to it.Scotty wrote:
@Matt Are you silenced? Where have you been?
Why is it too early to be calling someone out for not posting? How are we to know the terms of silencing? He hasn't posted since before the day 1 lynch, where he threw a vote on me and slid down hi escape slide.. That's a long time. So as a courtesy I want to know if he's silenced before I place a vote down on him without a proper defense.
Would you currently vote for Matt, since you seem to be contemplating it and aren't so concerned with his silencing?
@Dom is it possible to get that lovely Post History chart JJJ made stickied in the first page por favor?
So yes I am considering Matt. I am considering you. But I'll keep my vote where it is right now.
You've explained as best you can I think, but I still find the vote very contradictory to the statement that we would learn more on the flip. Goldy was the player that we would learn the least from a flip, so that vote contradicts your statement imo.Scotty wrote:DrumBeats wrote: Scotty - The day one vote on Goldy is still contradictory to everything he said.
@ Scotty - When you get here, I want your analysis on the Wilgy votes por favorPlease point to what is contradictory and how I have not explained it to well enough to you.
I'm gonna do some analysis on the Wilgy votes this phase, but offhand leetic looks the most sketch out of anyone right now, mainly because of his driveby vote on Wilgy, and his nonchalance of getting back to the accusations thrown at him. Still waiting on a Matt.
Also, how do you feel about LoRab?DrumBeats wrote:Quin was the other person involved, not INH. Though you honestly still should suspect INH, he's shady as hellSpacedaisy wrote:Is SVS cursed or something? I'm a little weirded out by her baby bear post, lol.
I'm still reading along despite having minimal time to engage fully in the game the last few days (which is not likely to get better soon, Alex and I are going out of town on Thursday and coming back Sunday, just FYI. So I should still be able to mafia, but I doubt my post count will go up a lot. And I work a bunch before then to finish the quarter signage change over at work.) I find the whole lengthy discussion about making good LD statements to be a waste of time frankly. All conversation like this does is allow baddies to weigh in on a topic that looks helpful but really is just an illusion. It lets them avoid talking about who they suspect. For this reason I suspect the people who are pushing to try to help Pam. Pam can handle her own job I'm sure.
I'm voting JJJ, despite agreeing with him on most things he has said.
I suspect INH and drumbeats the most at the moment (if I recall correctly who was involved in the discussion).
I can confirm that leetic is not new to mafia, I have played with him before. Right now I've got a scum leaning null read on him.Elohcin wrote:Leetic, actually. Epi pointed out that he voted without explanation. That on top of accusing me of talking nothing but fluff is concerning to me. Especially since he used the word "fluff". This makes em think he is not new to mafia even if new to this site. So yeah, Leetic.DrumBeats wrote:Not lumping you together, other than the fact that you were two recent posters who hadn't offered much in terms of reads. Other than Quin, who is your second largest scumread right now?Elohcin wrote:I do hope you aren't lumping me with this Leetic person by asking us both about our reads at the same time. At the moment I am most concerned with Quin for his/her "I'm a civ and you'll be sorry" post before EoD 1. As I've said before and as most people are probably tired of hearing...big games are difficult for me. I am trying to keep up, take notes, and participate as much as possible. I will have more things to say as time goes on, promise.DrumBeats wrote:@ Leetic and Eloh - What are your current reads?
I still have two pages to catch up on, but I'm posting this anyway cause I have to get breakfast for the kiddos and bake cookies and go to a momma and kid shin-dig, so I don't knwo when I will be able to read up.
[/quote]Epignosis wrote:Matt is my number one suspect. He named two suspects but clung to fingersplints. I say he and Scotty are teammates.
Could also be Quin pulling a gambit to make us believe that. Definitely a possibility though.indiglo wrote:Scotty wrote:Jim – A Prankster, Jim can insanify one person per day with a curse of his choosing.indiglo wrote:So, there is someone with the power to control other people's votes in the game. (I'm looking at Quin and SD as forced voters.) And there is someone who can force people to only ask questions. I suppose little by little we will continue to see more obvious powers at play. (And I wouldn't usually word things exactly that way, but... Pam, just in case, ya know?)
I think extended, long-winded conversations about Pam's power is spinning our wheels, but I do think a bit of conversation of how civs should use their powers is a good idea. It may not work until a little later in the game though, once we have established a nice, solid(ish) civ core.
I don't know for sure who I'll vote for today. I'm hoping there will be enough activity to glean from.
Someone is having a beary good time. Keep your staplers close, y'all!
Right!
And here is Meredith's role: Meredith – Meredith gives people who miss votes some of her booze. She will control who those players vote for the next day. She may only assign two players to vote any one person.
So let me do a little bit of checking...
Yes, SD is likely boozed by Meredith... but not Quin. He didn't miss the vote. There will likely also be someone else still who will be boozed by Meredith for missing yesterday. So Quin is being forced to vote for SVS at the hand of a baddie. Unless there's another civ role who can control votes, which I see as unlikely, since there is unlikely to be 2 civ vote forcers.
Do you really think so? I would think it unlikely, but what do I know? I was out all weekend and had to read Quin in ISO; would it surprise you to hear that his output during the night period made me feel much better about him? Would it surprise you to hear that his vote made me feel even better?DrumBeats wrote:Could also be Quin pulling a gambit to make us believe that. Definitely a possibility though.indiglo wrote:Scotty wrote:Jim – A Prankster, Jim can insanify one person per day with a curse of his choosing.indiglo wrote:So, there is someone with the power to control other people's votes in the game. (I'm looking at Quin and SD as forced voters.) And there is someone who can force people to only ask questions. I suppose little by little we will continue to see more obvious powers at play. (And I wouldn't usually word things exactly that way, but... Pam, just in case, ya know?)
I think extended, long-winded conversations about Pam's power is spinning our wheels, but I do think a bit of conversation of how civs should use their powers is a good idea. It may not work until a little later in the game though, once we have established a nice, solid(ish) civ core.
I don't know for sure who I'll vote for today. I'm hoping there will be enough activity to glean from.
Someone is having a beary good time. Keep your staplers close, y'all!
Right!
And here is Meredith's role: Meredith – Meredith gives people who miss votes some of her booze. She will control who those players vote for the next day. She may only assign two players to vote any one person.
So let me do a little bit of checking...
Yes, SD is likely boozed by Meredith... but not Quin. He didn't miss the vote. There will likely also be someone else still who will be boozed by Meredith for missing yesterday. So Quin is being forced to vote for SVS at the hand of a baddie. Unless there's another civ role who can control votes, which I see as unlikely, since there is unlikely to be 2 civ vote forcers.
I would rather you didn'tDrumBeats wrote:Current vote is on INH, but I would be down for a Scotty, leetic, or Quin vote as well. My suspicion of Matt hinges upon my suspicion of Scotty being accurate so I would rather hit Scotty first.
It's hypocritical.leetic wrote:Why are you posting such fluffy, non-game-related stuff this late in? Surely you have something else to talk about?Elohcin wrote:I am going to go with Customer Service tonight.
I am not inspired, sir.Scotty wrote:False. Voting patterns are information. Let's say she is lynched. If she (or you, now) is civ, we have lost a no-show. Never assume a no-show is getting replaced with ease. It was hard enough to fill the game. Thankfully you filled in for her, but she may have just been sitting in limbo, not helping civs at all. If she is civ, we can look at the ease at which people vote her, the votes people didn't case for her that look better when she flips. If she is mafia, then a) bingo and b) voting patterns once again. Were there any efforts to save her?JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Another valid point. If the premise is that a lynch flip will yield information to help progress reads into Day 2, then to lynch a lurker would seem the least productive option. There's nearly no information to be drawn from such a flip.Quin wrote:He's pointing the finger at people answering for Matt and he votes for Goldy based on inactivity. He voted an inactive in Turf Wars if I recall, so I don't see a problem in that, however his reasoning bugs me a little. If he's voting for the sake of having things make sense after Goldy flips, wouldn't he vote for someone that would result in making the most sense if they were lynched?
I dunno man. There's lots of info for me to pick apart. Instead we lynched our tracker, who had stuff to say.
I wouldn't have seen that as a civ tell. Placing the initial vote on the person that ultimately got lynched, with no reasoning at all? He had ample time to defend his vote, and came back by bemoaning Elo's lack of gaming. Putting no effort into the game doesn't help the civs. It's like giving your checkbook to a child and counting on him to balance it for you.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:leetic has put no effort into this at all, which is often a town-tell rather than a baddie tell. Evildoers tend to be at least engaged enough to pretend to care. There have been exceptions though. The only leetic post that bugs me at all is his most recent:
It's hypocritical.leetic wrote:Why are you posting such fluffy, non-game-related stuff this late in? Surely you have something else to talk about?Elohcin wrote:I am going to go with Customer Service tonight.
I hadn't seen his vote. If it went to Wilgy then I'd agree that's a bad look.Scotty wrote:I wouldn't have seen that as a civ tell. Placing the initial vote on the person that ultimately got lynched, with no reasoning at all? He had ample time to defend his vote, and came back by bemoaning Elo's lack of gaming. Putting no effort into the game doesn't help the civs. It's like giving your checkbook to a child and counting on him to balance it for you.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:leetic has put no effort into this at all, which is often a town-tell rather than a baddie tell. Evildoers tend to be at least engaged enough to pretend to care. There have been exceptions though. The only leetic post that bugs me at all is his most recent:
It's hypocritical.leetic wrote:Why are you posting such fluffy, non-game-related stuff this late in? Surely you have something else to talk about?Elohcin wrote:I am going to go with Customer Service tonight.
Linki; @jjj yes, I apologize: I corrected myself after that
It's not about which info is 'more "helpful"'. That's not the crux of my argument. Both give information in how I like to solve the game. Instead of voting for exclusively tonal reads on day 1, which IMO I am shit at, I'm gonna go for no-posters if there are any. Because all in all, it's the safer bet that even if I don't catch a baddie, we're not losing a civ that is playing the game. Any civ that is just sitting back idly or non-participating hurts town in the long run anyway, so I don't ever regret voting the way I always do in these games.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:I am not inspired, sir.Scotty wrote:False. Voting patterns are information. Let's say she is lynched. If she (or you, now) is civ, we have lost a no-show. Never assume a no-show is getting replaced with ease. It was hard enough to fill the game. Thankfully you filled in for her, but she may have just been sitting in limbo, not helping civs at all. If she is civ, we can look at the ease at which people vote her, the votes people didn't case for her that look better when she flips. If she is mafia, then a) bingo and b) voting patterns once again. Were there any efforts to save her?JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Another valid point. If the premise is that a lynch flip will yield information to help progress reads into Day 2, then to lynch a lurker would seem the least productive option. There's nearly no information to be drawn from such a flip.Quin wrote:He's pointing the finger at people answering for Matt and he votes for Goldy based on inactivity. He voted an inactive in Turf Wars if I recall, so I don't see a problem in that, however his reasoning bugs me a little. If he's voting for the sake of having things make sense after Goldy flips, wouldn't he vote for someone that would result in making the most sense if they were lynched?
I dunno man. There's lots of info for me to pick apart. Instead we lynched our tracker, who had stuff to say.
1. "Player X is not being helpful" is not an adequate reason to lynch someone in any day phase unless that unhelpfulness is perceived to be a deliberate baddie tactic -- any civilian is helpful by default because they provide a numbers advantage that cannot be discarded frivolously.
2. The information you've attached to this lynch is the information that can be attached to any lynch. It's the bare minimum possible information. I said that there could be nearly no information gleaned from a lurker lynch, not none at all. If information is what you seek, then the vote you placed is among the very least productive on the table. This is indeed a contradiction, and when "information" is cited as a reason to lynch a player with no posts at all, I view that dubiously.
I know you've already corrected this, but I will repeat it now so it doesn't infect the minds of readers -- replacements are easily confused. I replaced Bullzeye, not Goldy.
Could be.Scotty wrote:I think what you and Drumbeats perceive as a contradiction is a clash in game solving methodology.
I appreciate the faith. But without voting patterns, you might as well light my hair on fire and call me Carrot Top.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Could be.Scotty wrote:I think what you and Drumbeats perceive as a contradiction is a clash in game solving methodology.
If so, I'd encourage you to have more faith in your ability to make actual reads, because settling for the perceived "safe" lynch of a low-content player is the easiest first step toward a town loss. Day 1 information might be scarce, but it exists -- and I don't think you're incompetent in your ability to make reasonable judgments and vote accordingly.
Epignosis wrote:Bitch, my identity is my identity theft protection!
Per the underline, that is entirely false. You are lying. Why are you lying?DrumBeats wrote:I missed this one when it happened but just saw your quote on it. I agree that the two could be teammates, based on Matt's initial roundabout suspicion of Scotty. After the Goldy vote, Matt agreed with my opinion on Scotty's vote being off, conjectured that it could be because Scotty and Goldy were scumbuddies, and said he'd likely vote Goldy. Though he eventually voted for Scotty, it was only after I questioned this statement.Epignosis wrote:Matt is my number one suspect. He named two suspects but clung to fingersplints. I say he and Scotty are teammates.
Hi Matt.Matt wrote:Welcome Espers and 3J! Especially 3J, my knight in shining armor!
bea, when you get a chance could you talk to me about these two things:bea wrote:I think that JJ is reading like JJ - that makes me happy. I think INH definitely comes out looking worse than JJ in their back and forth. If I had a second vote, I'd use it on INH at this point in time.
As it is, I don't want to miss a 3rd vote in a row and be the most lame mafia player in all of existence. I'm voting leetic. I doubt that will change but I promise to do a much better job of following along and providing what little insite I can than I did last cycle.
Lol. I'll try my best. Not to say I'm ever good at this wonderful game of Mafia, but Battlestar I was downright absolute horrific, so now I'm questioning myself at every turn.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Hi Matt.Matt wrote:Welcome Espers and 3J! Especially 3J, my knight in shining armor!
I don't mind indirectly defending you if that's the product of suspecting someone else. But understand that this is an investment for me in you. Please ensure I see a return on that investment. A number of people in this game either suspect you or have otherwise disparaged your methods. Use that as motivation and show me the goods. Get 'em.
*grabs Matt by the neck of his t-shirt and gets in his face*Matt wrote:Lol. I'll try my best. Not to say I'm ever good at this wonderful game of Mafia, but Battlestar I was downright absolute horrific, so now I'm questioning myself at every turn.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Hi Matt.Matt wrote:Welcome Espers and 3J! Especially 3J, my knight in shining armor!
I don't mind indirectly defending you if that's the product of suspecting someone else. But understand that this is an investment for me in you. Please ensure I see a return on that investment. A number of people in this game either suspect you or have otherwise disparaged your methods. Use that as motivation and show me the goods. Get 'em.
Do you think Drum outright lied about his story on me, per "he said he'd likely vote for Goldy" (which I never said), or do you think he was just mistaken?
^ is the post I am referring to Matt.Matt wrote:I'm wondering if I should vote for Goldy out of left field.
I do think Scotty's bad and if I think he's bad, then I think it's possible he would vote for his own no show teammate just cuz he knows nobody would follow him (I base this on other games where Scotty votes for a low poster Day 1 and they never get lynched).
Hrm.
Anyway, have to go for a bit but I'll be back by deadline.
I think it should be considered at least. Until we have another vote-forcing role revealed, I feel both cases are relatively likely atm so I'm not discounting either.S~V~S wrote:Do you really think so? I would think it unlikely, but what do I know? I was out all weekend and had to read Quin in ISO; would it surprise you to hear that his output during the night period made me feel much better about him? Would it surprise you to hear that his vote made me feel even better?DrumBeats wrote:Could also be Quin pulling a gambit to make us believe that. Definitely a possibility though.indiglo wrote:Scotty wrote:Jim – A Prankster, Jim can insanify one person per day with a curse of his choosing.indiglo wrote:So, there is someone with the power to control other people's votes in the game. (I'm looking at Quin and SD as forced voters.) And there is someone who can force people to only ask questions. I suppose little by little we will continue to see more obvious powers at play. (And I wouldn't usually word things exactly that way, but... Pam, just in case, ya know?)
I think extended, long-winded conversations about Pam's power is spinning our wheels, but I do think a bit of conversation of how civs should use their powers is a good idea. It may not work until a little later in the game though, once we have established a nice, solid(ish) civ core.
I don't know for sure who I'll vote for today. I'm hoping there will be enough activity to glean from.
Someone is having a beary good time. Keep your staplers close, y'all!
Right!
And here is Meredith's role: Meredith – Meredith gives people who miss votes some of her booze. She will control who those players vote for the next day. She may only assign two players to vote any one person.
So let me do a little bit of checking...
Yes, SD is likely boozed by Meredith... but not Quin. He didn't miss the vote. There will likely also be someone else still who will be boozed by Meredith for missing yesterday. So Quin is being forced to vote for SVS at the hand of a baddie. Unless there's another civ role who can control votes, which I see as unlikely, since there is unlikely to be 2 civ vote forcers.
@Daisy; have you ever tried to tell someone without coming out and saying it? Might you try referencing a similar past occasion that might have been memorable? Especially if it was beary funny?
Epignosis wrote:I'm not good at mafia.
I came to pretty much the same conclusion on (what I perceive to be) Quin's forced vote. I can wifom it 7 ways to Sunday and come up with a variety of disparate conclusions on what it says regarding alignment. So, for now, it'll have to be yet another thing to put in my back pocket for later.insertnamehere wrote:I agree with others on Quin's vote being out of place, but I just don't see how it'd be advantageous for him to lie about that. I'm inclined to suspect that either Meredith has some secret power that we don't know about, or a different role forced him to vote SVS. Now, I agree that this role is unlikely to be a civilian one, simply because it seems bad form to have two outright vote manip roles assigned to the same team, but crazier things have occurred. Still, I'm not really sure that this says anything about SVS, because she's very unlikely to be lynched today. If Quin's vote was decided by a baddie vote manip, I could easily see them targeting one of their own in order to throw us off the scent.
So in summary, I can't really draw any conclusions whatsoever as far as anyone's alignment from Quin's vote, and this exercise was more or less pointless.
But I decided to post it anyway. Yay me.
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