More nonsense. I told you, that I don't need to answer about what his possible motive could be, because there may simply not be one. That is already highlighting the possibility of a contradiction. I gave you this answer, and you responded with your usual vapid bluster about focusing on worthwhile discussions over worthless ones. Now you bring up the possibility that it was a contradiction as if I hadn't been saying that was in play from the very start. So we can completely throw away the last sentence.
My response implied that because your demand for a motive carries the assumption that it must be calculated (and it obviously makes little sense to be calculated, though there exist some possibilities in play there - no, I'm not going to list them out). Any more of this garbage or are we done for now?
If your position is that you can't assume motive for someone's play (This is a strange prior, but for Ekko I could see taking everything with a grain of salt), then what are you looking to accomplish here, exactly?
This is probably why several players have noted this interaction as being weird because it's not at all obvious what you're doing, why you're voting him, and so on. If *this* is worthless, what isn't?
I'll stop asking you questions to generate meaningful content out of your slot when you start providing them without needing to be poked with a stick.