@Armor: are you willing to vote to pressure an inactive D1? how long to they have to be inactive to be considered "inactive"?
same to Asdioh, after Armor answers
Hoping armor answered by now... my answer is maybe. Making it clear that the vote is for "pressure" defeats the purpose.
How long? Depends... if they declare V/LA for a certain length of time, then there's nothing we can do about it. If the deadline is a few days away, and they've barely done anything for no apparent reason, then I consider them inactive.
Asdioh's #61 doesn't stand out to me at all, it seems pretty legitimate. I read Pokemafia so I understand where he's coming from wrt the D1 lynch fiasco that happened there. I also agree with the sentiment of lynching potential scum inactives over town reads. I don't know why he asked if the idea was scummy, though.
On that note: @Asdioh, why did you feel the need to ask if the idea presented in your post was scummy? You seem to already know from experience that it's not.
I wrote that post with the intention of asking a question, then realized I couldn't come up with a good question and just asked it anyway. I mostly just wanted to get peoples thoughts on the matter, so I can know if a hypothetical inactive lynch would be possible, if it came to that.
@Kantrip
IMO lynching an inactive rarely makes sense D1. The big problem D1 is that town has no information to start off of. If you lynch an inactive it gains you some tiny bit of info (their alignment) but if you lynch an active, even if they end up being town at least you get a lot of information: you can look back at what they did and who they interacted with and how in light of you knowing their alignment. And determine other people's alignments based off that and move forward.
So no, i don't think lynching inactives D1 is a good idea.
In theory, yeah, but how often do you see a townie lynched D1, and then scum are pinned from that due to "information?" It happens sometimes, but on D1 lynches, I rarely can distinguish scum trying to get a ML from town who legitimately thought they were getting scum.