Dunnstral wrote:It's weird to be defensive about getting scum read from read lists when it's basically all the content you've given
I encourage reading me off of my readslists! I have no problem with this.
I take strong issue with people attributing mistakes in my lists as something other than just that!
It's like if I type, "Why would I do that as town?" when meaning to type "why would I do that as scum?" (this is something literally every player does and it is something they do as both alignments; if you say you haven't, either you're too new or you're a liar because I GUARANTEE you that it'll happen in your posting sooner or later, saying town instead of scum, or scum instead of town): it's something that was clearly an error, which once I noticed, I immediately fixed.
Some things are alignment-indicative.
For instance, if I post two readslists back to back, with explanations like, "Actually, I change my mind", "this is more accurate", or such? That's content.
"Whoops, that was a mistake, this is what I meant to say"...isn't. I have no incentive to lie about my reads. As town, if I tell you I made a mistake, I am obviously telling the truth. As scum, if I tell you I made a mistake, it is because the list I post second delivered the message I
intended
. In either case, my statement of making a mistake is still true.
Which is why, when I'm getting accused of this sort of thing across multiple games, it gets old fast. There's a
reason
I compared it to "Why hasn't Ranger posted yet?". When I say, here's not the first, I really do mean, here is not the first place that accusation has been made. So if I seem snappy about it, it's because I have very good reason to be grumpy about it.
Reading the content of my lists is what I encourage people to do.
But I encourage people to read the
content
of my lists, which errors are most assuredly
not
.
Now can we move on, or will I have to rant on this some more?
Florestan wrote:Apparently Ranger is god’s gift to town
Where
do
they get this information from?
I'm certainly not the one who preaches it.