The problem is that observers of your experiment note that the contributions of the "respected moderator" are ambiguous at best. At worst, Loss Leader did not realize that you had failed to note his sarcasm. The observation is that the data point should be discarded on the basis of ambiguous intent, according to your protocol. But you accept it, not because it is reliable data by the criteria you established, but solely because it is a hit. By accepting it despite its obvious unreliability, you convey that your bias governs your decision, not your judgment. This is why no one takes you seriously.
"Moral stature" is irrelevant. By your criteria, the data point is ambiguous and should be rejected. You have subjectively chosen to resolve in your favor the inconsistency you see in his posts because you know that by doing so you will get one more hit. More astute observers note that the "inconsistency" is a product of your inability to recognize sarcasm. Those who understand sarcasm see no problem in understanding which of Loss Leader's contributions was most sincerely intended.
Loss Leader earned the respect he was given by long years of treating others with respect, both as a judicious moderator and as a gracious poster. You have not, for the reasons amply described. Your behavior is not worthy of respect, as you fail to treat anyone else with respect and you actively insult those who are trying to help you achieve scientific rigor.
Your protocol requires that your decisions regarding data reliability be subject to challenge. Your decision has been challenged, and appropriate grounds for the challenge have been given. There is unanimous agreement among the participants and observers that you are not interpreting Loss Leader's contributions appropriately. You have simply overruled the judgment of the experiment participants and observers, once again on subjective grounds. This means your protocol is worthless in the methods it uses to mitigate the effect of subjective judgment and bias.
If you never had any intention of respecting the judgment of others here at the forum, then you have been in the wrong place, doing the wrong thing, for years.
Members of this forum are still welcome to object to my analyses when there are serious grounds to object (yes, this is still part of my method). There must, however, be valid reasons in order to make me alter my conclusions.
The argument "of the crowd" ("What?? At least 10 people have told you they disagreed with you, and you keep on believing your conclusions are right!!!) is not sufficient.
When I assigned my credibility to Loss Leader's answer back in 2013 (
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=9516155#post9516155), I used the information which was available to me then (I usually, as a rule, assign credibilities for an answer given at time T using the information available at time T, not in a retrospective way, using what is said later by people perhaps angry and worried because they feel they have said too much).
Then, when the test was completed (and knowing the test was over), Loss Leader expressed for a while (not surprisingly) the skeptical view that his answer had just been random.
However, he later clarified that:
... Early on, I used my telepathic powers to see into your ... mind and pull out the number you were thinking of. You did not feel aggressively towards me back then so your thoughts were very easy to read and you did not change your answer when you knew I was right. ...
So, I feel that I have been faithful and respectful with respect to his legacy.
You might also notice incidentally that using data which are a little bit imperfect is a hallmark of serious science. Real cheaters might provide fake data which are too good to be true, like perhaps some propaganda by some "Communist Party".
It seems clear to me that many members of this forum are not objective, in the sense that they often exclusively and desperately want to defend the narrow-minded skeptical viewpoint, in spite of the obvious evidence (which is rarely cited by them).
This is a real problem. So, perhaps you need to adopt a more relaxed and neutral attitude, not like someone who is upset, scared by the idea that his sad skeptical boat might imminently sink.