As far as your question, my money's on the Moose. There's not much to go on, so this is nearly all conjecture based on what's already been said: Yet, the whole thing about L3MON being taken to L-1 was indeed surprising, but I think it's being scrutinized only because there's not much else. As you've said, it's a fine way to put the pressure on someone and get them talking, but the fact is, that
everyone
who voted L3MON had a stake in it. We can say that it started from a Random vote by Blackcloak that was mostly forgotten with the emergence of everyone else voting. Then Incognito comes with with his 'serious' vote and causes everyone to question its legitimacy. Throw in a playful line and you've got three votes on a single player. The wagon builds with your vote and suddenly it's L-1. I want to say that the force behind the L-1 status was Blackcloak's initial RV, as the wagon was built by three players who didn't see that there was someone else already on it. I chose the Moose because he was right in the position to vote and be considered mostly non-responsible for the outcome. In a similar vein you've got my wagon. I've got the same amount of votes as the other 'leaders' so I don't feel all that threatened. However, what is troublesome is what caused the wagon to be built. Indeed, language plays a large part in finding tells and digging for information. Information that was perhaps, unintentionally offered by the player, but nonetheless present. All that aside, I can't say I enjoyed being picked apart for word choice. It's a strange feeling to have after Incognito's tireless efforts proved that I was talking out of the other side of my mouth. I admit, it was something I've never had to take responsibility for, in the past.
Nevertheless, I can appreciate why it came about, as the aforementioned information would prove invaluable to the efforts of the town.
(It's funny. I must have changed at least five words in this post because of the altercations that could have come about, otherwise.)
