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Originally Posted by Shoe
They clearly state they identified prohibited software on each of the accounts OP and "OP's cousin that was conveniently omitted" played on. They are not just accusing him of multi-accounting here. They are claiming they have proof of prohibited software, and that is the reason for the ban, not multi-accounting. And I completely believe FTP on this one, I just wish they would have confiscated his roll.
Obviously, what FTP
stated is never a question here. The question is whether their banning reasons are the same as those stated or not. We have their word vs. the OP's word
and the fact that they did not confiscate his funds even though they knew of the second account from the start. This fact basically suggests that the only thing they had real
proof of was the multiaccounting issue.
What I am saying is that the sole fact of the OP multiaccounting does not really make the assertion of him using prohibited software more likely. It does make that more likely
only if you're judging the person and not the arguments brought forth, which you shouldn't be doing in the first place. Actually, FTP's arguments put forth in this topic only convince me
more of his innocence to the primary charges, since FTP did not present any counterarguments, responding instead with a very convincing use of the association fallacy. While this does put the OP in a bad light, it is hardly proof at all. I don't put any faith (positive or negative) in FTP's claim at all, but the OP has provided us with arguments, while FTP only provided us with bits and pieces that are arguments only under fallacious reasoning (appeal to authority aka "they banned him, so they had to have a reason" and guilt by association aka "he multiaccounted, so he had to use prohibited software as well").