Tips for newbies to the game:
Never write your role and what you want to do on the game general page. You can only write "I vote to lynch (player name)" on the game page during the day. (first day this feature is disable)
Those who have a night duty will only write it to the narrator (It's me in this game). Another way of behaving causes others to understand your role. When you are exposed, you die. Sometimes they may not kill you immediately after your role have been exposed, but make you wait to kill them whenever they want, but once you are exposed, you have little chance of escaping death.
"Ghost councils" do business in this game. This also happens when someone from the same team as you dies or one of the empath characters (intelligence agents) finds you. If one of your temmate died, you can tell her your role and get help to cooperate with her. The best way to tell if someone is a teammate or opposing team is to wait for them to die.
Of course, even though an actor dies, you may not find him trustworthy and you may not want to share your role with him. There is nothing wrong with that. Talking too much in public is not recommended as it gives away your role. However, those who are experienced in the game can do this to trap others. Staying calm and cool here is important for your survival.
If you don't have a night role, it's healthy to follow what others are doing and with what logic. Nothing written in the general chat (here) has any practical significance. These are like conversations, anyone can write whatever they want. These don't have to have anything to do with the game. Here only when I speak, only it is the only thing about the game. The only legal way others talk about the game is during the daytime, "I vote to lynch ...". With this you vote to kill someone. Everything else happens via PM.
You can always ask me your questions about the game rules and gameplay via PM.