Recent Developments of TOS Actions Taken

[Brightmore]

The 10 day ban also seemed a bit excessive considering that it was (reputedly) a first time offense, too.

I think that the strike hit harder because the streamer influences/marketing more than a conventional player. So if one behave incorrectly the image of what the community is to a viewer that do not know the game is an aggravating issue for business.
And as we're in a streaming era, where people do the marketing "for free" or without a direct contract, it's in a POV to protect the name and product.