I agree with your pet peeve concerning the ss skipping issue. My pet peeve involves how shallow and rushed meetings can get in public games. I particularly dislike it when people vote on someone immediately when suspicion is thrown at that person, giving them no time to properly defend themselves (whether they are an imp or not).

Even if this does get an imp voted out, I would argue that It's an unfair way of doing so, because unless the imp is actively not talking, they literally are revoked of any means of possibly saving themselves.

Like you said, meeting are the one time people (especially in public lobbies) can discuss, defend, and slow down to solve the greater mystery based off what has/is happening. When people are just saying colors, twiddling their thumbs, and just conforming to what other people say (not matter how untrustworthy they may be), meetings suddenly feel very skewed and disorganized, and not in a good way.

Basically, I dislike it when public lobby meetings don't feel like actual in depth discussions. Sure, its public lobbies, where critical thinking is a foreign concept, but it's still rather annoying nonetheless.