In post 148, acryon wrote:In post 141, RoyalApe wrote:In post 114, acryon wrote:In post 111, SnugglyDuckling wrote:In post 53, Mr_Blonde wrote:Generally players that hand out reads for seemingly arbitrary reasons get the stink eye from me.
Fair enough but I rarely find reasons to suspect people other than arbitrary ones so prepare to give me a lot of stink eyes.
I hope this isn't the case. It isn't that hard to find at least semi-legitimate reasons to suspect players.
I don't like this response. It seems to indicate that it is OK to find arbitrary reasons to point to in order to justify a crap vote.
I generally like to see real reasons myself, it gives more to judge players by, both good and bad. If Duckling isn't going to provide reasons for his suspicions - ok - it will just make it harder for me to trust him.
I think this may just be an issues of definition. Arbitrary means without reason, and I said with reasons, so it wouldn't be arbitrary. I think the ultimate point is that I think even a suspicion based onsomethinglegitimate is good, even if it may not be the strongest case in the world, because at least that little something can get us somewhere.
I agree with that. Arbitrary probably isn't the best word there, but I took issue with saying "semi-legitimate" reasons should be given to support somebody's case.
The way I read that sounds more like something somebody would tell in a private scum chat. In other words, go ahead and accuse random people, you can find something to use to support your case, it isn't that hard.
That said, everything else that I've read from you tells me that you probably wouldn't slip like that if you were scum.