I totally agree with what you said above, but cmon, bulat clearly wrote this
"The real sad thing about all of this is that coh2 is such a small community and yet some top players are being banned in that way."
So how can your response then be:
I don't think "Well, the community is too small to ban cheaters" is much of a defence, is it?"
"In that way" is not the part of the post I was taking issue with, it was the follow-on that was talking about Seeking being a "good player", and that this would then warrant a reduction in the length of a ban, or that the fact there aren't many "good players" should mean that the community can't really afford to ban people.
"I mean there are not that many players who play on such level. BTW seeking played vs isildur with webcam in finals, so he is top player for sure. How many people here can do 3-2 series vs isildur?" just seems to be some sort of appeal to emotion, rather than a meaningful argument. None of it matters.
Also: "Learn alphabet" doesn't mean what you seem to think it means in English, I assume it was a direct translation from Slovenian. I presume you meant "Learn to Read", though assuming I can't read because I'm interpreting a post differently to you is a little childish.
Seeking didn't cheat, even AE himself said that there are not enough evidence.
My point is that the whole story is terrible. And one of the top players got banned in such absurd way.
The conclusion isnt that "Seeking didn't cheat", it is currently "We're not sure the evidence is conclusive enough". There's an important distinction there, and it's all still being discussed, Stormjager's recent post being an example of that.
I agree that this "investigation" isnt exactly the cleanest operation going, but there doesn't seem to have been unjust action taken by A_E et al.