In post 331, alimdia wrote:
In post 328, Zenith wrote: In post 322, alimdia wrote: In post 297, Zenith wrote: In post 283, Sujimichi wrote: In post 261, Zenith wrote:You're welcome to think whatever you want. I pay attention and keep personal notes. Have released personal notes pt to public at the end of completed game before.
I think you miss the point. Withholding your thoughts does not help advance the game, and sharing them does. I do not see the benefit to town for you to withhold them.
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Sharing every thought would be a antitown. Not witholding anything worth sharing.
Why not?
So what you are saying is that you have no opinions or reads about everyone else? Since that's what we're trying to get you to share, not what you ate for breakfast.
Also...1) you never asked permission to vote for people in your other games.
2) by asking everyone, you attempt to remove responsibility from yourself
Nonsense.
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Nonsense? That's all you got?
That's the summary of your comments I was responding to.
So basically you think speaking in 'lawyer talk' = I'm scum.
Not quite what I said. Close though.
So what you are saying is that you have no opinions or reads about everyone else? Since that's what we're trying to get you to share, not what you ate for breakfast.
Not even close to what I said. Also a strange thing to suggest given the previous quote containing a read or opinion about someone else.
Also...1) you never asked permission to vote for people in your other games.
2) by asking everyone, you attempt to remove responsibility from yourself
1. So what? What's your point?
2. Howso? Seems like non-sequitur combined with baseless and incorrect assertion. I'm responsible for my actions and votes. That doesn't somehow change just because I ask for permission to vote. I'd also prefer if someone anyone would simply humor my request and grant permission each time. That way functionally we could pretend I never asked, because there wouldn't be a functional difference between my always being given permission to vote, and the always having permission to vote that everyone else enjoys without asking.
So misrep, attempt to strawman, non-sequitur, and erroneous assertion; or summed up: nonsense.