Just noticed this from earlier toDay (emphasis mine):
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Originally Posted by Boromir88
...I didn't mean "giving direction to the ghosts" (as in the person that is selected to return as a ghost) but "giving direction to the dead players on what person they should vote for today as a way of giving the living information."
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Um... what information?! They're a pair of ordos! The only information they could have is 1) their own beliefs and 2)
some arbitrary piece of data from the Mods, selected from a list we've never seen; it would be literally impossible for us to gain information on that from a single vote. The fact that apparently you looked at that and went 'hmm, I bet people are going to try and construct a scheme to utilise this valuable resource' is just... like, did you forget that you didn't manage to kill the Seer,
Borowolf?
With that in mind, I took a look at this:
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Originally Posted by Boromir88
That's an oddly specific and seems too narrow a net you're casting in your vote-analysis Legate. I agree with the conclusion that you really can't say there was a "bandwagon" with any of the votes yesterday and I also like Day 1s where there is a good spread of who receives votes. A true Day 1 bandwagon, in our small band would have given us little in analyzing Day 1 votes.
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I happily accepted the 'narrow net' comment at face value on my first readover, but that's the point of a good wolf misrepresentation: it's
close enough to true that people will remember the misdirect better than what it's purportedly summarising. In fact, looking at
Legate's post #124, he not only discusses me and Lommy as 'second voters', but also highlights
Pitch's vote as "sinister... potentially throwaway", and highlights "the one visibly throwaway" vote as...
Boro, noting that it "raises my alertness when it comes to Boro".
So Boro's comment, which reductively summarises Legate's "net" as catching just me and Lommy, doesn't just
ignore his comments on Boro - it strongly implies that they didn't exist, and looks very much like a wolfish attempt to memory-hole the suspicion.
The fact that this has now led into a self-titled Legate-hS "conspiracy theory" - didn't
Pitch have one of those yesterDay? - does nothing to take away from that impression. (And yes, "if I were to believe in conspiracy theories" is another wonderful way for a wolf!Boro to put an idea out there without
quite claiming to believe it... deniability, always deniability.)
hS