Definitely a scumtell. I've been part of enough many towns that lost because of infighting to say this. One good example is Cold War Mafia which just ended, where both scum teams spent day one lurking, while the town was tearing its own guts. I also know that I tend to lurk myself as scum, since I can't seem to summon the same enthusiasm as when I'm town.
Of course this is but a general rule, and does not take individual playstyle into account. Someone like Lowell tends to be more active as scum and lurk as town, which is a detail about him I will commit to memory in case I ever play against him again.
Also, on the site I moved here from, there is an epidemic of suspecting and lynching active players, and I'm seeing the same symptoms here. Active players such as Lord Hur tend to stand out, especially if they have controversial ideas or suspects, and may end up being wrongly suspected simply because of it. Add confirmation bias and plain stubbornness, and you have the makings of a mislynch. By that point all you need is some lazy townies or scum to vote with the majority.
I was frankly uncertain what these misrep allegations were about, so I searched your posts for the term. I found three cases:
1. The first case was in post
#497. I think this was a misunderstanding more than anything else, I don't think that Lord Hur intended to suggest that you would've demanded him to question everything and everyone. I read it so that he did not see motivation for Hoppster, should he be mafia, to lie about whether he had laid a snare for Twistedspoon, so he did not question his explanation. You disagree and say motivation existed, and that Lord Hur should not have believed him so readily. Fair enough, you can suspect him if you think his trust implied knowledge of Hoppster's alignment, but I don't think this was a misrep.
2. There were two further mentions of misrepping in
#657. First was Lord Hur calling your vote a gut vote, and you obviously disagree. The way I read it was that Lord Hur called it a gut vote at the time it was made, and the walls came later. Still, I have to grant you that you did give some reasons for your vote in the same post you voted, so perhaps this one is a mild misrep, though I don't think it is nearly so extreme.
The other one is about your voting history. Lord Hur sought your games where you'd used walls, and looked at your voting history too in those games. He did list more of your games as mafia than as town, but he also said the difference was marginal, and thus did not try to draw conclusions from that data. That is how I saw it anyway. He demonstrated that you used walls both as town and as mafia, making the whole argument null. As for your voting history, I'm not even seeing the point of arguing about that. No matter how good you had been at voting mafia in the past, your voting record is pretty much irrelevant in the here and now. Your past performance is not a reliable indicator either way on whether you've caught mafia now.
3. There was a third case where you mentioned misrepping after you asked the question, in post
#660. This one was about you lynching him no matter what, and frankly, if you say you're persistently tunnelling him that is not so far from the truth. Deadline is in six days, and apart from Lord Hur, we seem to have no potential lynches to speak of.
Perhaps I should try to remedy that:
Vote: imaginality
I just read through his posts, and there is not all that much there. He agreed with the vezokpiraka policy lynch, made the case on kr0b (incidentally, this means that it is very unlikely for both him and kr0b/ToastyToast to be mafia), defended Twistedspoon with meta, but ended the day by sealing his execution. It is this last action that seems most peculiar, and today he has been mostly inactive. His V/LA ended two days ago, and he has not been seen since.
It's mine. The five other people can be wrong, or they can be scum. What would be the point of having town reads if I just let them be lynched without comment? I could be wrong myself of course, but that is no reason to blindly follow the majority. Maybe at deadline if there was no better choice, but we're not there yet.
Then it was the very game I remembered, Stars Aligned III. Of course I was a cultist, but I still thought the attack made no sense. Nowadays it does not even apply anymore, my sleep rhythm has been so haywire that me being awake late at night has been rather the norm than the exception.