Ambiguous suspension info

So for the first time in almost 11 years with my account I just had an enforcement action taken on it. The reason? a screenshot that in retrospect does have "sexual content", if you consider two stick figures on top of each other that.

Following some FAQ around the xbox site I found out that I supposedly can submit a case review in the enforcement site. Problem is such option is nowhere to be found. I wanted to submit a review in order to assess the severity of the infraction and make
clear that the screenshot was taken because I appeared in the game's highlighted players at the end of the match, and nothing else.

I can live with the screenshot being removed. What I want to know is the severity and extension of the penalty added to my account. How long is it gonna be? There is no information about this in any of the messages, be it Xbox Live message, e-mail or enforcement
site. They all just say that an action was taken on my account because of a screenshot.

Was it seriously that bad of an infraction, given it's just stick figures while other people upload full-nudity screenshots from in-game and even modded content? It was an honest mistake, uploading a screenshot of a game highlighting
me while some random guy had his childish humor be in the way.

Is there any way to make this infraction review-able at all? I don't want to lose 10+ years of gaming history just because stick figures was too much for an enforcement guy/gal.

:)

 

Day One confusion.

I too am confused, ambiguous wording, little info, contradiction.

I pre ordered then cancelled, I then cancelled my cancel, and reordered my preorder. LOL

 

Ambiguous In-game Navigation

Upon completing a tile set chose to view board where using the Backspace key took me to the initial in-game menu; correctly using the Backspace key for navigation was a logical guess as there are no Back or Back Arrow buttons in the post-game "View Board"
state or any instruction concerning navigation that I could locate. Just thought I would point out that buttons should also be present for touch devices and PC systems without touch device accessibility regardless of any swiping or gesture services.

Thanks for your time and hope you consider the addition of the back/back-arrow buttons for Minesweeper in the near future as standard. Keep up the great work with Minesweeper strengthening its heritage with Windows Operating Systems --take care.

Three things in life that are certain - death, taxes and receding hairlines; Microsoft Windows counter argument - Minesweeper, Calculator and Notepad. Honestly, I like Windows' position much more. Let's make Minesweeper great!

 

Here is a link to the enforcement's site how to file a case review: Xbox Enforcement | How Do I