My point was, Seeking already broke community guidelines by letting Dealbolt play on his accaunt. In this thread it was brought up that Deadbolt was playing vCoH and got ban in it.
In other words, everybody were focused on finding is Seeking was or wasnt maphacking, and when it wasnt proven that he had used maphack case was droped, and all he got is tournament ban.
While even in guidelines its stated, that if you are banned for cheats, you should be banned from all relic games. I'm sure they are not doing it, but I still belive that if you are proven to be guildy in the past and if you are proven to be in a situation such as this one, it should justify another ban on all accs you were playing.
But it all went un-noticed because ... reasons. Its like, main goal was to find is seeking as a person is a cheater or not, while every other offences were left behind. One year ban for boosting cheater (since its kinda proven, as far as I understand) who was previosly banned and letting him play on your acc. Second action, is permabannable by relic themselfs.