Mafia: general discussions.

So, let's sit down and calmly sort things out. Let's think.

We have four moderators in the city, one in the mafia. Of the four city moderators, two made open efforts to sabotage the game, and two remained neutral. However, neutrality is only apparent, as Drakkosha moved Zybr's posts from the game thread to the general discussion forum (where they belong, and where they should have been posted in the first place) only a few hours later, and Arandor doesn't condemn Zybr's actions, but justifies them. The only one who wasn't directly involved was Ta Kotora, who is on the mafia team. Now that the conditions are set, the main question is: who benefits? And here, the mind paints a not very encouraging picture. The moderators decided that power is slipping through their fingers, especially after last year's events, when it was not the moderators, but the people who won. As long as the coordinator doesn't monitor the section, a small scheme can be implemented there – to ruin the game. As a result, the team consists of two main players, two cover for them, and the fifth is not directly involved, but she doesn't lose the game, although she should have, given the way things are going, thereby maintaining the aura of the infallible moderator.
The preparatory part consisted of digs about the balance even before the game, filling the gamemaster with doubts about the correctness of his vision and forcing him to justify certain game mechanics as if in court. Then, the first blow was struck, rough and powerful – Tox was banned, specifically – by giving him additional points right during the game, knowing that this would lead to a ban. And it was Pandora who did this, not Zybr, because she evokes less distrust among users, as she has not participated in any of the conflicts. Or maybe not her, and the message in the thread immediately after the points were added was just another staged scene, covering up the perpetrator. Thus, a good player, and most importantly, a person who asks the right questions and has enough enthusiasm to meticulously analyze every detail, was eliminated. As the mafia said in the last game? "You can't kill Tox, you have to manipulate him and drive him into a corner." Some know exactly who said that, and this time the manipulation took this form, because direct influence on the player proved to be ineffective; some greatly overestimate their abilities. The second action was already hidden and manipulative, including (and especially) the very fact of writing in the game thread after the day was closed, which is the most direct way of showing disrespect for the gamemaster's work and cannot be justified by disapproval of the situation or the color of the nickname. We all know that such issues were always discussed in the general discussion forum and resolved there. By that time, Nebo had suffered from the consequences of Tox's ban, so the new "problems" did not add confidence in a successful outcome of the game, which led to its closure. I would not be surprised if some of the conspirators continued to put pressure on the gamemaster in private messages.
The players had a piece of bread snatched right out of their throats and were kicked back into the corner of the cage, and Nebo... Nebo just happened to be a convenient tool at hand, and not a Person with his own feelings and thoughts. I am sure that during the investigation, it may turn out that at least one of the moderators has at least some Jewish blood or professes Judaism; moreover, some of us definitely know that this is true.
Honest user, think about it. Don't let the bloodsuckers drain your life. Ask the right questions.