Obdigore, on Aug 14 2009, 07:43 PM, said:
This I disagree with, for a few reasons.
point zero: it is an opinion, not a fact.
That aside, here's some valid stuff why I disagree.
firstly, because low posting does not equate posting no content.
secondly, there's no rule against it unless P-S puts one in the game. Well, you did this time around.
thirdly, just like pressuring other players without getting lynched for it is a skill, so is making contributions and observations in less posts than average.
fourthly, activity is reliant on being online at the same time as other players. Several of us are in underpopulated time zones.
point five, the mod-kill timer is created there to force a basic level activity, and is objective.
point 6; sometimes, whether roled or not, shutting up and letting others do the talking is the right thing to do.
example 1: a symp saving his killers bacon, this usually means that the accused has to shut the fuck up and let the 'impartial inno' run the show for a while
example 2: or a day vig who vigs not posting but lurking to not give away he was online.
example 3: certain roles invite low posting, unassuming play. for a prime example, look at Morgoth playing in the Highlander game - he was a healer there and was about as active as a dead slug compared to his usual self. why? because he felt he should.
point 7: how does asking for more posts equates receiving more content? It doesn't per se.
point 8: isn't receiving more info through enforced contribution leading to an advantage for town/ disadvantage for scum when there is more info on thread?
point 9: why use something that can be thoroughly manipulated such as P-S's posts to set the bar?