Personally and primarily because I don't suspect anybody at all yet. Publicly because since I'm one of the top 3, it makes me look just as guilty to switch now from a no-vote to one of the other contenders. I have no reason to suspect them other than swaying votes towards them. Sure since I'm a villager then the odds are *slightly better* that they're a baddie but the odds are also slightly better that they're a super-goodie.
Basically... I don't think it would matter. Damned if you do, damned if you don't...
At this point I'm hoping it's a stalemate which I stated several times in the last thread that I thought was a better option for first day voting anyway (I know you and I have gone round and round on it so I won't get into that again). I didn't give much thoughts to vamps since they weren't in last game and I forgot they even existed.
i understand your reasoning behind the no-vote (and as you know i disagree, but that's beyond the point), but as the rules stand now, we don't have a 'tie-breaker' for stalemates, so 'someone' is eventually going to be lynched on day one, more likely than not one of the villagers.
if you are a villager as you claim, than you are contrasting (from your perspective) the 'certainty' of a judicial error to the 'possibility' of one. A possibility that is high, but not crazy: excluding you, there are currently 5 baddies out of 19 people. that's 26% chance that your vote will nail one of the monsters (i am including the goths in this) and give your fellow villagers a head start. not too bad and while You have no reason to suspect chris or ibook, you also have no reason to NOT suspect them
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