Warning for "Grief" Tactics?!

[Risvertasashi]

Small chance of this getting read, I know, but OP, if you're in the EU - file a GDPR request, since the penalty is tied to your account they'd have to give you what information they have on it. Then you can see exactly what SE thinks you did wrong and go from there.

[Aurikai]

Small chance of this getting read, I know, but OP, if you're in the EU - file a GDPR request, since the penalty is tied to your account they'd have to give you what information they have on it. Then you can see exactly what SE thinks you did wrong and go from there.

Don't think it works like you think, ToS violations aren't included. Read this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/classicwow/...for_no_reason/

They already told the OP why he was banned, giving the name of his reporter would violate their privacy and potentially allow him to harass them, defeating the entire point of the reporting system.

[Risvertasashi]

Don't think it works like you think, ToS violations aren't included. Read this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/classicwow/...for_no_reason/

They already told the OP why he was banned, giving the name of his reporter would violate their privacy and potentially allow him to harass them, defeating the entire point of the reporting system.

They don't necessarily need to give the name of whoever reported the person (If it's in the case notes it might be censorable), but if they don't share information associated with the account, such as penalties issued and any notation they have, they're likely in violation of the GDPR. And law supersedes company policies. That's for lawyers and courts to argue out, however, not us.

Also not applicable if the OP is not an EU citizen; the rest of us just get told to get lost.