He knew what lurking was. There's also this quote, which looks copy/pasted from a scumchat:
That makes sense, but hasn't thegrovylekid been around for a while? An experienced player would know better than to call attention to their partner for fear of giving themselves away.
It's interesting that he chose to use this line, which is a common refrain. It's almost like he has an experienced player to see this viewpoint from.
Here are the examples I could find:
I'm not exactly pro-Rainy, but I don't think he's scum.
As I explained before, this is a direct play to both sides. If Rainy flips town, he uses the second part to attest to his innocence. If he is scum, he uses the first part to attest to his innocence.
Jesi seems to have good intentions, but I am considering placing my vote for Sceptile.
The "but" rubs me the wrong way here. "But" is generally contradictory, meaning he wants to hedge his bets again, even without actually saying it (it's written down more subconsciously than anything else). Considering placing your vote means nothing when your vote is not being used anyway.
He constantly ties himself to lynches, to make himself look good and scumhunty and to benefit him if they flip scum, but never commits, to make it look better when they flip town.
He also constantly has "nothing to offer", which looks more like "nothing to be used against him." You have to be able to come up with
something after Day 1 has finished.
Overall, his posts feign contribution and hedge his bets too much.