Nah. You played with it the entire game last time despite people asking you to drop it and even assuming it was a PR.
Yes, exactly what I said:
I've played one game with the gimmick.
You continued it in the signup thread (pretty sure you posted more than once in the sign up thread btw) and again were asked to drop it.
I posted 7 times:
#1 - this drops most of the gimmick, because the only thing that remains is the post being centered and italicised. This is the extent to which the gimmick is repeated.
#2 - See #1.
#3 - See #1.
#4 - See #1.
#5 - The gimmick has almost /completely/ changed.
#6 - See #5.
#7 - The gimmick is not followed at all.
I was asked to drop it once in the sign up thread, by the way. And in response to that post, I acknowledged that there was a chance I would indeed drop it. Hence why it being dropped should be entirely unsurprising.
Neither of these times did you drop it, yet when you start playing this game you immediately drop it. Why would the typical conclusion be that it’s NAI? That doesn’t make any sense at all.
Well no, it being NAI makes complete sense. It's a posting gimmick. It's not informed by my alignment whatsoever unless my role specifically tells me to follow it. Which, as we saw last game, it did not. The typical conclusion would be that whether I use the gimmick or not depends on how I intend to engage with the game - my current time schedule, my eagerness to play and so on. All of these are behaviours that are mostly uninfluenced by my alignment. Seeing stark differences in play as alignment can indicate a tell between town or scum, but that's usually within the content of the posts themselves, or even the volume of them. Whether or not the posts are formatted in a specific way is such a ridiculous measure to use when establishing tells that it baffles me you even need to ask this question - and even more so when the established tell is from
one game. If I were scum in the previous game, using that posting gimmick, and then posting normally here, would you conclude that I was town? Of course not. That'd be silly.
Of course people are going to want to look into that and it’s a bizarre statement to try and deny that fact or paint it as scummy. The typical conclusion would be that you’re scum who is worried about being lynched due to your gimmick as you’ve already drawn ire over it and decided to try and play properly and “contribute” instead
If I were concerned about being lynched over it, then I probably wouldn't have used it to begin with.
and then you vote me for dipping despite me being gone for 10 minutes lmao. You’d have to be really dense to not be able to see why I’d find you scummy here
Strawman Fallacy. I voted you because your behaviour suggested that you wanted to be seen as conducive to conversation, without really being conducive to conversation. I established this by pointing out how you would have been better served in this aim, and that you not doing so (including the "dipping") is where the scum read comes from. It's not "Poyser is scum because he stopped posting for 10 minutes", which is what you're attempting to characterise it as.