

Pretty much this^ If you're going to be toxic then reap the consequences, especially if you're going to be using third party software to do it with.So, let's look at what he did.
- Talked a lot of crap about a player in his party
- Enlarged the parse screen
- Used special sound effects and animations to draw even more attention to the "bad player"
- Showed their name in the clear; no attempt to obfuscate their identity.
If we're now in an era where SE takes action on this kind of evidence (And really, SE is behind, because most other operators of online games already do), I'm perfectly OK with SE suspending someone like this.
I also reported that streamer to twitch, since I'm pretty sure his actions violate their ToS too.
Streamers/youtubers/etc have a lot of power to start witch hunts. Not only did he show that player's name, he made it even bigger and more prominent on his stream.
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