I think it more prudent than previously, for all to make their thoughts known on players. That way the Rep's have things to read. Of course this is on the hope that they don't simply decide amongst themselves, but take into account what the Non-Rep's think.
I hadn't thought about that. In what
Boro discusses in #65. We don't want a Rep who will cower and give-in to the other Rep(s). Representative dynamic is something to think about as well.
The "you give me your vote, I won't lynch-vote you" could always be a tactic to hide Elves voting for Elves for Representative. Since I think this style of voting has a slightly higher information rate. Are Elves going to be bold and attempt to elect their mates into power - which I think is a larger connection than the more traditional distance voting. how else would you setup up a scenario in which you could explain away voting for your mate, when/if the time comes that you are called out for it?
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You know better than this, Boro. To vote for me at that stage was frankly quite impressive in some ways. On one hand, it displays a "Might as well" attitude, which shows nerve as well as an understanding of where we are on this first day. And also, it fed in nicely to the underlying motive which was simply to create discussion and get the ball rolling.
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Sally voted for you in her first post of the game, second over all.
Loslote's was the 17th of the Day. Neither had even given the Day a chance to get rolling before tossing their vote away.
Loslote even later asks
Nerwen how she could distrust you, given the only banter posts. How could one
trust only on banter posts?
Okay. About post #85 is when I started skimming because I noticed 38 minutes left.
I support adding
Mira to the/a lynch pool.
No more people should vote for
phantom.. three votes. Good grief.
X'd with
Nerwen and
Wilwa