Macavity's suggestion of a policy claim for self-voters is just weird. If you think self voting is scummy enough to deserve a vote, then vote. If enough people agree with to put the self-voter in danger of actually being lynched, then they should claim. This is not the kind of thing where it makes sense to cut out the middle-man.
Elmo wrote:Hi, I'll post something tomorrow. For now, I'm curious to see if anyone else figured why.
I don't have a clue, and I'm very interested to know the answer, being the one you singled out.
Awesome Pants wrote:What would you suggest I do with [my vote]?
Put it on someone you think is more likely to be scum than anyone else?
Awesome Pants wrote:Do you care if I leave it on you rather than take it off and don't put it on anyone?
Well, in the abstract, I prefer everyone to have their vote on someone at all times on Day 1. However, when you haven't given any actual reason for your vote to be on me rather than anyone else, and no one else (besides anderson, who also hasn't given a reason for his vote) has shown any inclination towards voting me, you might as well be voting no one for all the good it's doing.
If you don't present a case, there's nothing for me to defend against, and if it's supposed to be a 'pressure' vote, then I have to say, I'm not really feeling any. So I'm not really seeing what practical purpose your vote is serving.
~Gonna go look up some Awesome Pants meta to see if he's always so... hands-off on D1~
andersonw wrote:I would say that I am still voting for you because it still seems that we are in random voting. Also, I generally don't unvote unless if I think someone else is scummy enough for them to deserve a vote (or if s/he is close to being lynched and I want more discussion).
anderson, last time I asked, this was your explanation for your vote. What parts of this reasoning, if any, would you say still apply?