Well, I said that I imagined such a role would come with a requirement to post unless nen-suer was really dumb, and MM476 said "I am actually quite sure nen-suer has thought this through rather well.  ^_^"  While very nonspecific it could indeed mean that he is required to make his presence known. 

This would be very odd for an antitown role because it would make him so high profile.  On the other hand it makes even less sense for a protown role because if he has to post then he becomes known and therefore (I presume) no less targetable.  It would only make a difference to mafia that hunt from the scoreboard. 

My question for you regards this:  "Either he is compelled to post, which doesn't appear to be the case,"
Why do you think he is not compelled to post?  I don't know what brought you to that conclusion. 

also, hatmoza has a serious point, as that role describes makingmusic perfectly.

Unvote: makingmusic (still FoS)

Vote: Nothing yet

I absolutely agree (sorry nen).

the thought of having a jester in the game seriously turned me off.

I don't know what makes you think he's a jester.  Aside from his being difficult. 

The Jester role sounds awesome lol.

I hate flip flopping all the time, so I'll stay by my nothing yet vote until more controversy.

Jester's not too unusual a role and I don't tink it would "ruin the game" if it were there, but it is troublesome.

I think lynching a Jester is usually worth it, if oly to get them out of the damn game.

The only problem I have with lynching MM is that if he's anti-town, then his role makes him too obvious a target. He feels too clear, too weak, to be a well-constructed anti-town role.

Are you serious? 

He's deliberately trying to get lynched. At least that's how I see him, and he isn't exactly trying to prevent himself from getting lynched ... look at those ":3" look how he mocks us >:[

The fact that he is the only one invisible so far makes me wonder about ot, but his responding to people is mostly what makes me think that. Had he left well enough alone it seems everything. It was obviously getting him in a deeper hole but he kept digging. One post, and then half an eye on the thread would have been sufficient. Now if the stipulation was he had to post once, and then again every time someone mentioned him it would make sense, and might be worth checking into honestly. I am too lazy at the moment, but it would break my theory apart well.

I should also say that he still could be compelled to post even with my assessment. It is his continued presence past what most likely would have been the bare minimum that made me think  he wasn't simply following a stipulation of his role. It would make sense for it to be there, but it seems bad play to over expose yourself considering. Of course given who we are talking about I wouldn't be terribly surprised to see him goof this badly.

What really worries me is the fact that there are potentially 2 people who are "invisible" but one of them we haven't heard from. I really, really, really hate this mechanic and we aren't even out of day one.

@Dsister
I don't see any questions you asked that really make sense here? The only ones are the lynch stuff, but anyone who has played with me should remember that. I always try to stir up trouble and get someone lynched day one, and I always advocate lynching Falcon.

I'd hate to let him win so easily. I want the town to finish first -_- I don't settle for sloppy seconds. However, if the scum can do us a favor over night he won't win because he has to be lynched to win.