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I still do, but it's best not to.
Fact.
People don't ever read the ToS.. which defines "abusive chat" in such a way that it's entirely subject to individual perspective..
Basically all reports are legitimate..
I literally copy paste "toxic player" in the description, while reporting players for things that shouldn't be punishable just because they mildly irritate me personally..
The system is broken and ripe for abuse, some just utilize it as vent frustration that would otherwise manifest as "toxicity"..
It takes more than once incident
Massive fake reports. Jay3 experienced same problem.
Except its not always fake..
People want to advertise their streams in game.. which constitutes spam, which Is one of the selectable options under abusive chat..
And since I know someone is going to say "it's not spamming if they do it once" .. your confusing spaming and flooding
Spam is unsolicited advertising...
which Is exactly what saying "hey check out my twitch" is..
The second you hit enter on that message your entire count was shadow banned.
You will now be punished more than the normal player.
When they have a punishment loss lobby in mind, they will choose you first
My opinion, no proof. But I believe it to be true