Reporting suspected booters to enforcement

I've gone to the enforcement site and all it does is refer me to the menu on my console. I really don't think that's enough as typically there are several times where you'll play against members either in the same group or different members of the previous
group split up and you really have no way to track things. I've actually been temp forum banned on b.net for posting a link showing who the suspected users were. I realize that's name shaming but that wasn't my intent in the least. I realized there might be
some action taken but I was actually hoping for a msg with a link to where I can post my thoughts, ie, this player was busy so I don't believe it was this one, this one was hiding in spawn doing nothing so probably him, etc etc, potentially help out by the
process of elimination.

I am willing to do the due diligence, ie; provide links and such because I want the community to be a good place to come, for myself, my son, and my grandkids, so I can know with assurance that I have done literally all I can to help. I don't feel that the
reporting process via console is a good one so I reported the last incident on the Microsoft studio link, which provides a spot for a url addy. However, it doesn't allow for nearly enough characters. Could we get something like that on the enforcement site,
which would allow for multiple urls and considerably more character allowance? Preferably 2k or more I'm thinking.

I say that to say this. Yes, this may be your specialty @enforcement, but, I suspect your job would be considerably easier if you'd allow some help from the members. Typically, if you give folks the opportunity to make the community a great place, they'll do
it. Responses would also be great, and preferably in some detail. IE: The person you reported has been dealt with, It looks like you were having a nasty episode of lag the reported party did nothing wrong but we will work on the matchmaking parameters, something
along those lines. Literally, you could have a list of responses and copy/paste the appropriate response. Responding WILL make the community members feel better about enforcement taking action, knowing that enforcement has taken their concern seriously, whether
the report is a legitimate violation or simply a bad lag hit, a response would definitely reinforce community good feelings about their endeavors and would also promote a sense that you're the good guys doing a crappy job but we take you seriously and we're
looking into it. I think that as enforcement, that's how you want the members to feel, but you really have to take that step of responding to legitimize it.

Sorry about the wall of text but it's a legitimate concern to me.

Thanx!!

:)