I'll boil this down. SR has done things I wouldn't expect to see from either alignment. Scum typically aren't this active but town typically aren't this hyperactive and unfocused. Regardless of his meta, which he and others say indicate his town game, I consider this scattershot playstyle to be anti-town. Signal-to-noise ratio is one method I use to sort players, and a player with such a low s/n ratio is hard for me to read, even if the signal (once you find it) evinces a town agenda. A player like Persivul otoh has a high s/n ratio: he posts much less content than SR, but it's clear and concise.GW has continually cited SRs posts as distracting, but it seems they weren't that distracting (since you obtained a scumread off of them). I'm assuming I'm being pedantic and you meant more like "they meant to be distracting" but I have to agree that there wasn't much to distract from - scum doesn't tend to distract town with themself, at least not from the games I've played.
I do feel GW is justified in reading SRs votes as wagon hopping, he does change his reads a little quickly, and they seem a little unstable. He has mentioned his votes are like this however (whether you trust self pmeta like that or not) and like I said before, he has recognised that wagon-hopping is scummy yet seems to continue to do so to push for reads.
Chennisden partially redeemed himself with some fresh content at the time of my post, but as with ASC and the slot that just replaced, there is very little signal to go on.
All that said I'm coming round to the reality that barring some flurry of insightful dialog in the very near future, we're looking at an ASC lynch. I'm not opposed to this even if it's suboptimal.