@MajorasMask9
I think that you're using very faulty logic for believing that redadil/Boolerex is townie and in turn using faulty logic for suspecting me for being fine with modkilling him.
You think that it's disconcerting for me that I wanted redadil modkilled after him not having participated for ... Well, a long time.
I ask you to consider all these things when you say that:
1) I am used to Day 1 and Night 1 lasting 24 hours combined, Day 2 and Night 2 lasting 24 hours combined etc. On my site, a 20+ player game would already have completed by now. So when I see someone not posting for 2 weeks, that is literally just mindboggingly inactive to me and I admittedly don't have patience for that (which I don't mean to phrase harshly, I'm not upset with redadil, but game-wise it's just way different from what I'm used to).
2) I am very used to modkills being a part of the game and for there to be hefty participation requirements even. I am unsure how to prove this, so I'll link to a typical game where you can see that we have a rule that a person is x % likely to get modkilled if he has less than X posts by the end of each day:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showpost.php?p=47486137&postcount=5. I'll quote the relevant part: "There is a participation requirement of 10 posts per gameday. For every post below that limit, you will have a 5% of getting modkilled (9 posts=5% to get modkilled... 0 posts=50% to get modkilled)."
3) In addition to all this, I do not share your belief that redadil being inactive makes him more likely townie. I base this on empirical evidence. I spent the better part of a year making a database for my home community where we tracked stats like this and people who are inactive are NOT more likely to be a townie - in fact, it's the opposite (based on 1000+ games). Also, your argument is that redadil would feel a responsibility to post if he was on a team (he should feel a similar responsibility if he's on the town team btw) and that he'd presumably get poked by his fellow scum mate. But thing is that we know that he's already been poked by someone (the mod), to which he's been unresponsive, so it seems like faulty logic to assume that a scum mate poking him would make a difference. Plus maybe that scum mate is one of the other semi-inactives who hasn't even bothered to poke him, I don't know.