This was tough to parse, but I think Meteor has the right interpretation of TMI here.In post 36, Meteor Tome wrote:I’m sorry but I don’t understand. What you seem to describe as TMI here wouldn’t be information it’d just be fluff presented as information. I don’t know if that’s just me not understanding or something that actively doesn’t make sense about the term or what. The way I see it I’d only consider meaningful information as information and in that scenario there can’t possibly be TMI, but at this point I think I’m getting into semantics not even with a player’s own terminology but with site terms, assuming that actually is one (I’ll check the wiki).In post 35, frogsfrogs wrote:No wait, sorry, TMIisa term that is used and is a valid thing to read on. Scum have incentive to create content, too, because they have to look townie. It's the quality of the information as well as the quantity that's important, and posting game relevant but empty content is potentially scum indicative. Again, not something I even think about Taly anymore, and I'm certainly a newbie here too, but you're misunderstanding me orsomething.
There's two typical usages of TMI. First is the very direct scumslip, where scum say something they shouldn't know as town, like how many scum there are in a closed setup. The second is when someone seems to be drawing a conclusion too easily perhaps
I think the label of fluff/filling space would be more accurate than TMI. All of that said, I'm null on Taly.