There might be something that messes with our perception of things. Or something like that. Otherwise you’re right — we’d just be watching the box and no one will vote.
[im ngl i almost convinced myself that we voted on our phones and had to go check the w3 voting page to make sure before i had her suggest just taking people's phones at the door]
...well, maybe if we make a point of keeping our eye on it, people will think twice about voting.
If they dance around a topic, it's either more important that we realise or it's something they don't actually know yet themselves. So, worth pursuing.
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That's... more than I would have expected, actually.
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...well, maybe if we make a point of keeping our eye on it, people will think twice about voting.
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Like a physical deterrant without having to literally step in and slap people's hands out of the voting box.
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Because come to think of it, you'd think we'd notice.
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[but like on monday when she won't risk rambling about aoi if something comes up that reminds her of her]
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[ yeah. please. imagine greed and yuri stood there while sqx cries about how much she loves aoi ]
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Wiggling around the topic would also be something of an answer, in a way.
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It would, wouldn't it? We'd know there's something to it, after all.
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Right. We should pay attention to the things they can't say as well as the things they can.
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[ sqx please. ]
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[tomorrow, you dummy.]
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Sounds good.
[oh jesus christ we broke 800 on this log.]
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