During day one we are limited to vote for lurkers, unless someone badly screws up. Don't you agree? During the start of day two, at the time I voted for him, iSoc wasn't a "lurker" at all. Especially because he refused to respond that I began to nudge him more strongly. So both your points are misguided. Also funny how you put me on the suspect list just right after I prodded you, yet you voted for Kazio instead.
You've conveniently forgot to mention that our small conversation started because I've called you out and not the other way around. You're also trying to manipulate here - I've not mentioned you as my only suspect. I do recall stating few people, so why would I be forced to vote just on you (especially when I've not even listed you first)? Please explain.
Thirdly we're not limited to voting on lurkers...have you suddenly become a follower of KevinH's school of voting on people with the least votes? Above all we should be having conversation to get a feel of each player and make an opinion about them. And that's something you've been trying to avoid, only popping up once in a while to place a vote.
I was focusing on day two, but let's see what we could dig on day one.
Your points:
1. "You've conveniently forgot to mention that our small conversation started because I've called you out and not the other way around."
Irrelevant, whether you called me or not I would still post, albeit a little slow, as it is day one and I expect a lot of fluff posts.
If it's irrelevant then why did you try to use it as an argument? It sounded nice at first, but when it turned out to be untrue it's irrelevant suddenly.
2. "You're also trying to manipulate here - I've not mentioned you as my only suspect. I do recall stating few people, so why would I be forced to vote just on you (especially when I've not even listed you first)? Please explain."
Now this is missing my main point. It doesn't really matter if you voted for me or Isoc or Kazio. What mattered is that you only started to vote after I called you out (Kazio also pointed this out and you ignored it). The second lesser point is that you only put me on the suspect list also after I called you out.
I did vote not because you called that, but because I've noticed I'm in fact the last one that didn't vote, except of Rafay at that time (due to KevinH's post which happened to be the last one at the time I came by). Should I really care about your callout, I think I'd try to dodge, argue for a few posts and then place a vote but not simply "obey it".
3. "Thirdly we're not limited to voting on lurkers...have you suddenly become a follower of KevinH's school of voting on people with the least votes? Above all we should be having conversation to get a feel of each player and make an opinion about them. And that's something you've been trying to avoid, only popping up once in a while to place a vote."
Eh it might be an exaggeration to say that we're limited to only pressure lurkers, but you get the idea. We're talking about day one here. Opinions almost mean nothing since everyone knows nothing, and vote patterns reveal more information. About the popping up once in a while, see point one. At least I did vote. On this note, I saw something interesting after re-reading your posts:
-You voted for Rafay yet quickly unvote once the wagon built up to L-1. Something doesn't sound right here. I'm pretty sure some of us here (you and me included) are fine with killing Rafay on day one, partly because of his gameplay and partly hoping for him to change his playstyle. You, in particular, have actually encouraged it in past games. But in this game you aren't really tring. Starting from your bold first vote, telling Rafay to contribute to die, to passively defending him here and here, trying to divert attentions to other lurkers (Kazio, and supposedly, me on Day 1).
So now you claim we should all stay on that wagon and leaving it when it was hovering on L-1 was a scumtell? Did me leaving somehow put him of the chopping block? Or maybe he was still there because there were just 3 votes required for the lynch at the deadline and the only difference was that noone was able to prematurely finish the day.
What's more you didn't feel that way here. You appeared to be concerned back then and even unvoted too which in your own book is a scumtell. Let me ask you your own question then. Why did you jump of so quickly? There was no risk to suddenly end day anymore...there was actually no way to end that day prematurely anymore and maybe that's the reason.
Sure, I know what you'll say, you went "pressuring lurkers". So you voted your teammate and disappeared for the rest of the day. And no surprise, he didn't care at all about your "pressuring" (And what kind of pressure is that when you can't even be bothered to ask questions? You just vote and leave). Then you came back at the very end of the day and followed the majority, stating it's your preferred choice. My post you've decided to quote then were a common sense then and
Now to see your double tongue in full light:
- When you're jumping of the wagon when it's L-2 it's perfectly fine. When I'm jumping of the wagon when it's L-1 that's a scumtell.
- You're pressuring Kazio, I'm just "trying to divert attention to Kazio".
-You said that in this game we might not have safe nets and could probably only mislynch once, yet all you did during the day one and before I called you out is sitting around having casual conversations, without actually scumhunting and pressuring people with your vote. Contradictory much?
Probably, both Rafay and AbT are on the same scum team?
Anyway @FB, as SGB said (we both have played as scums with AbT), I wouldn't put it past AbT to deliberately direct the town to first day no lynch, to gain townie points.
More to come about other events, too tired and RL business 
I'm again accused of not jumping on Rafay at every opportunity. Same thing happened in HP3 (in which SK won), where I wanted to lynch him, yet there were more reasonable options in my opinion (like lynching Lego or going for nolynch) Back then CoD (scum in that game) was using the same arguments to put me in bad light.
You also mention we both played as a scum. Yeah and back in HP2 I wasn't sitting calm, but pushing and fighting with half of the town. Quite different then how you descirbe my game now, so what exactly are you using that argument "I was with him as a scum" for? It feels like you're trying to trick others to boost your credibility, "because you have knowledge".
This is indeed my first game when I'm not jumping on everyone with votes, like I did every other game, scum one included. And this is the first one we're sitting at the LYLO doorsteps and I'm quite surprised to see some people jumping haphazardly and tossing their votes without a though about consequences. I'd rather ask questions and be sure about whom I vote on. And no, I don't find yours tactic of "at least popping out" superior.
What's more, while you're aware that we're much closer to losing the game than usually, you've no problem with lynching people you "think" are town, because putting us in LYLO is apparently "minimal risk" to you:
Rafay is a safe choice for day 1 lynch since he claimed VT, a.k.a. minimal risk to town. So go ahead if you want to vote him. I personally feel that Rafay is town again this time though. As AbT have stated we got a free no lynch with this setup (since there is no SK) so I'd prefer no lynch today. Vote: No Lynch
(Source: http://ironcentral.org/community/topic/58629-kh-16-c9-mafia-day-2/page-5#entry889994)
You want to see some aggression? Now that I've much strong feeling that you're a scum, here you go:
unvote
vote Lyner