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I think I've already said everything I wanted to say about Revan.
And precisely because your information about a seasoned and experienced Mafia player is correct, I can easily distinguish a good, strategic post from a neutral or bad one. And Revan's post doesn't fall into the category of good ones.
Ment, this is what I want from you now.
I think you understand how easily the evidence points to you and how little chance you have of avoiding being caught. What could make me change my mind? For example, a good analysis of all the players, showing who could be innocent and who could be Mafia. Agree that it's not very beneficial for a Mafia player, who is already suspected, to write something like that. Even if he tries to mislead others in this analysis, it will still be quite logical to suspect him (he's already a suspected Mafia). And writing honestly, providing normal arguments – and what if they believe him? – is also not beneficial.
As a result, a Mafia player prefers not to write such an analysis. And that's what I expect from you.
On the contrary, it's beneficial for an innocent player, who is being targeted, to write something like that. Firstly, it's a way to try to convince others of their innocence, precisely because it's not beneficial for a Mafia player to write a detailed analysis, and it's not beneficial for him to accuse innocent players in his analysis, as this will most likely lead to votes against him.
Also, it hints at the role of an innocent player. Most innocent players have some kind of NDs (Night Defense), and therefore have some results from them.
Describing an analysis and using these very ND results in it is quite reasonable (of course, not directly, to avoid getting a Meta Knowledge, but indirectly). For example, "Yesterday I suspected Nefela, which might mean a blocker who blocked her."
I tend to think that Vasya and Petya are not both Mafia – this is a sign of role checking and getting different results. And so on.
In general, the analysis gives innocent players the opportunity to share their results, because by understanding the description of the execution, which innocent player was hanged, their results become interesting, because they should be deduced from the rhetoric of this innocent player, as the rhetoric itself is built, among other things, on these results.
Added 2 minutes ago
And you still haven't answered the main question. Why, when voting for me, did you not provide arguments, which you apparently had?
Now, your vote without arguments is evidence against you. And you're not such a novice in Mafia to not understand this.
Added 3 minutes ago
Well, Ment, your non-pairing with me is already obvious, so I recommend that you talk more about other players in your analysis.
For example, you can talk about how active the Mafia is on average in the game, that is, how many messages they write relative to the average number of messages they write when they are innocent. More or less? I know examples where a player's level of chatter increases when they are Mafia, but the statistics say the opposite – the Mafia usually writes less than their usual amount, because the less you write, the less likely you are to be caught.