How does my profile image violate standards when it is actually a screenshot from one of...

For example, here is an image that's clipped from an email I received today from the Microsoft Store:





Is this considered a "violent" image? If it is, then why does Microsoft email me violent images?

OK, but it's not violent, by definition- vi·o·lent (adjective) using or involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something. There's no physical force or intent to hurt or damage someone or something- it's a screenshot from a video game owned by Microsoft. What exactly makes it a violent image?

Who is this "we" you're referring to? Is "we" Microsoft? Are you part of "we"? Not using a swear word in a gamer pic is cut and dry- that's easy to understand. But you still haven't explained to me what is violent about my profile pic; it doesn't depict violence. It really appears like you're using "enforcement" to deny my use of a profile image that I have had for years. If you can't answer my question- what is violent about my profile image- what are you doing moderating this discussion anyway? And what's going on with your lousy grammar and punctuation? I'm not sure you're cut out for this.

I'm sorry we do not make policy nor do we speak to enforcement,

Xbox has M rated games it doesn't mean you're allowed to share imagery from them as a gamer pic. they have lots of games where people swear but you can't do that either

you can't use violent imagery or scantily clad people