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...Yes, that's the problem. The rest of my post is there, contextualizing that I am not expecting the GM to carry our choices.Er... the reason I did not argue with the rest of your post is that I have no issue with it, I was just arguing against expecting the GM to carry our choices, the rest seems entirely reasonable.
I appreciate that you're telling me you thought the rest was fine now, at least.
What I was was saying was explicitly about the likelihood of stacking working. It was window dressing to the same argument, and had nothing to do with options being offered or not. Context is important.I don't view it as cherry picking. You're clearly advancing the argument that the relative lameness of an action would influence whether it was offered. That was the core objection I had to your post. So that was what I focused on.
Arguing about the likelihood or utility of stacking effects is a different argument and subject which to my mind is a lot less important the the "meta level" of how voting works.
Likewise, someone choosing not to include or respond to any of that context leaves it ambiguous whether any of it was read or comprehended. It also crowds out the majority of what I was wrote in favor of something besides the point, wasting the time I spent on it. Choosing one thing to object to to the exclusion of mentioning or providing oxygen to anything else that was said is the textbook definition of cherrypicking, and it has those effects whatever label is given to it.
If somebody is going to ask that I engage with them or their objections, I don't think it's too much to ask that they fully engage with what I wrote in the first place.
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