A newb speedlynch is a scum's favourite tactic for D1. Exactly because newb tells and scums tells are so similar. A newb under pressure will react badly, even more compelling "evidence", = mislynch (or correct lynch by luck). This is why I'm telling to be careful of scums subtly nudging to lynch a newb.
I hope that answers Peter's question. This is why I'm appearing to defend Guardian so vehemently, even though I'm not trying to.
And speaking of which, I just found someone that fits the discription.
Avinyl wrote:Because this was in the evening, i was tired, and i hadn't time to read. I also feel that it is better to random vote someone than to not vote at all.
However, Slight Finger of Suspicion: Guardian for appearing so town-like.
Exactly the sort of "nudging" that I'd expect from a scum. Why? His reason is Guardian "appearing so town like". This falls into one of the logical fallacies "too townie".
Too townie (for more info, look in the wiki) - Accusing someone for being a scum because the person appears too townie.
e.g. The guardian appears too pro-town. He must be a scum.
This is not valid reasoning, take a look at flip side of the coin.
e.g. The guardian appears too scummy, he must be a town
The second statement makes no sense at all. Therefore there is no reason why first one should. Luring town into a failed logic doesn't do well in my book, as my vote on Vryklan show.
Unvote, FoS: Avinyl, Vryklan
