okay. Just trying to figure this out by checking the rules...
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Originally Posted by the rules
All players may post on the thread at all times. Each phase of the game will represent a single hour spent in the Cobbler.
Though Days and Nights technically do not exist in this game, wolves may only PM during “Night” phases.
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So we are allowed to post 24/7?
Then every 24 hours we vote for someone and every next 24 hours the wolves try to eliminate one? But we call them Hours and not Days / Nights, even if they follow each other the same way as Days & Nights. And thus the only difference is that the speech is free all the time (except for the wolves who can only plot every other Hour)?
But what then does this mean?
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Originally Posted by Sally
Please feel free to take your bags up to your rooms. The young man at the desk will have your keys.
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So we'll continue discussion from our rooms - in Facebook or msn (imaginary or real?)...
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Originally Posted by the rules
Failing to vote on any two Days of the game (not consecutively) without reasoning will result in your vote being cast toward a random person in the game (decided by die roll). You will be included in your own absentee roll.
Votes must be highlighted and time-stamped at or before X:00. Anything time-stamped after the hour will not be counted.
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Okay, you explained the first one already. But how strict will you be with the highlighting thing? I mean technically I think we lynched no one if non-highlighted votes do not count?
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The game will begin with a Day phase; thus, the committee will not be able to discuss anything until the end of the first hour (allowing time for the group to meet, mingle, and then sort of get to business). I am happy to take suggestions on whether it would be a terrible idea to not reveal the other committee members until the end of the first Day phase.
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So it is an issue that was only suggested and pending...
Well, my suspicion on
Greenie rests on the "committee members" in fact not knowing each other - as that was how I somehow had read that piece in the rules earlier. In that case she might have had a motive to signal to her partner (and that would have been pretty witty way of doing it), but if they knew each other already, then that of course would have been futile and risky - something I don't think
Greenie would have done.
So could you deart SS elaborate on these few questions?
EDIT: X'd with the SS, one question answered, a few still to come...