In post 70, RadiantCowbells wrote:Kirroha/BBT are my primary scumreads atm.
How horribly bad of you. You should talk about these reads because Kirr is town as fuck.
Ewwwwwww.
In post 79, RadiantCowbells wrote:This is RVS.
There's no issues with the speed of the wagon.
I think Kirroha's excessive concern here is likely scum-indicative,possiblybecause they are buddies.
Except for it wasn't? People were very clearly expressing real concerns with my slot - that's not RVS. Trying to brush it under the carpet as such is scummy.
In post 92, NinoMasaki wrote:
So if what you are saying is true, kirroha is only likely to be scum if BBT is scum, and is scared that he might be getting lynched.
So this doesn't line up with your town read on Kirr? Like, you think I'm scum and you think Kirr's actions only make sense if she is scum with me, but you're town reading her...what??? Based on your own analysis, if you believe me to be scum then by extension you should believe Kirr to be scum...what am I missing?
In post 96, implosion wrote:BBT and kirroha are both pretty good votes.
kirroha's 75 is disconcerting. I agree with RC in that the way she expressed concern over the wagon is likely scum-indicative, but it's dependent on how kirroha follows up that concern as well. Given her claim that there are likely scum on the BBT wagon given how fast it popped up, I'm curious to see what names she specifically indicts.
I actually really don't like BBT's opening, I was posting from class earlier and thought it was kinda weird but thinking more about it I really don't like characterizing tojam's selfvote as awful. It was pretty neutral-looking to me. I'm not sure how you can connect that selfvote to an increased likelihood of being scum (unless by awful he meant that it was bad play in which case I'm not sure why he was calling for more votes).
I don't see how what Kirr did is scummy - I think it was a legit observation. I mean, are you saying you have a problem with me because I use over exaggerative language? Because that's what it looks like.