You've restated the same point over and over in that post, so I'll trim the fat:
It, by definition, is reaching a conclusion. You even later go on to say that you did have evidence for it, so this defence seems weird. What you're saying is that you don't follow the town process of using evidence to inform conclusions, and that I can't hld you to that, and you can just call anyone scum for any reason. And then you say you called me scum because of an isolated post I made you didn't like. So in other words, you're claiming to have followed the town process I laid out, despite also saying that you don't follow that process at all.
it's really not. saying - "you are skoom" really has no value
alone. it's like a blind vote. what you do with it afterwards is what gives it the value or agenda that you so speak of and still continuously fail to provide evidence for.
townies make conclusions or hasty decisions all the time. they see a scummy post, they can call it out instantly by saying such person is scum, and then lay out the facts/evidence/iso afterwards. this in itself is not scummy behavior. you are muddying the line between scummy/towny conclusion driven play, which again brings me to my point - my post is the most NAI shite ever, however, you somehow managed to convince yourself OR
trying to convince us that it is actually scum driven - this i do not approve of.
I have still yet to confirm or deny that i actually follow that process or not. I don't go around thinking about it when I am scum reading players. my play comes naturally/instinctively/reactively etc... i may follow it in some instances, and break it in another. it's not a metric of anything, specially when you are unable to prove me breaking it or following it via my threadplay this game. i am asking you again, and probably for the last time before i draw my final conclusion - do you think me saying "you are scum" was me actually seriously reaching a conclusion that you are indeed scum?