@nacho
I already put in some of my reasons. I'm not convinced by your summaries on players, and I think that more than being helpful, in this environment, it is very much harmful to label players as town or scum unless you have really solid evidence or "feels".
For example, as I said earlier, I didn't like how you 180'd on trucks when he said "i don't know what to think". That, in my book, is just a very very poorly informed read. Maybe it's correct, but not for the reasons you say it is.
As for myself, I have a natural inclination to lean scum with him early on, but I also try to reserve my thoughts on him because I tend to tunnel on his mistakes.
However, in this game I feel he's been a bit too meta, and I don't like his discussion with zero which led to a vote, a very defensible vote that really anyone could get behind.
You current play would suggest that you are town, based on your history of that one game in which you were town. I said then, and I still say now, that I don't think you respect your own analysis enough. I think you're too eager to qualify things based on your own rubric of what town does and what scum does.
I find your style of play is likely a meta response based on experience; ie, you play this way because it suits both your scum and your town game. It will likely be a while before I can get a read on you because I read players based on emotion, and you display none. However, factually speaking, you are calling two players town based on what I consider weak evidence, whom I actually find suspicious. So there's that to think about, if you will.