Xbox Enforcement On Certain Games

It is indeed fully warranted but only to certain people who may have been reported, not to everyone who took part in the same exploit.

It just feels more along the lines of you've already jumped off that cliff and someone just felt like reporting even though it has zero effect on them and now after that report your punishment is a terrible afterlife. Strange analogy I know hopefully that
doesn't offend anyone but you can see the power your giving to reporting and the pick and choose system it ends up with.

So with a system like this and a digital library why shouldn't I go completely dark on my account to preserve my purchases, there are too many chances.

If I broadcast something that I believed wouldn't get me banned and in this scenario it seems I actually wouldn't of if someone had just kept to themselves I would be playing the game I purchased months ago and not having hurt a single soul. I just feel
like Xbox Enforcement can't keep this middle ground when we know they have the data (accounts signed onto what consoles and purchase and refund history in this case) and only take action on only those who were reported. It sounds messy but it's flawed. I think
it's gotta be one way or the other for the betterment of the system. If your going to crackdown on someone for a rule they break it needs to be enforced for everyone especially when the data is in plan sight, unless we all accepted different Codes of Conducts.

The argument that others are doing it without being punished is countered by the lemming argument, if everyone was jumping off a cliff you wouldn't do it because it's got bad consequences, they just happen to have either not been reported yet or not been
caught yet.

As for enforcement actions & digital games, this is where I get a little wary, if you get permanently banned it is entirely possible that you could lose access to those games - much better to keep a clean nose obviously so as that doesn't come into play.
Disc copies though have no such potential restrictions beyond on that account, which is one of the reasons I tend to prefer them (as a Scotsman I prefer the fact they're cheaper in most cases too!). The advice here though really is simple, you're in time
out for 7 days, you've accepted that fate much better than most do, use that time to refresh your understanding of the code of conduct & avoid it happening again as enforcement decisions can wind up with incremental sanctions!

Well I'm running out of juice here and just wanted to clarify that I would literally need to buy the game again in order to play it right now because of my decision to go digital. As for the emphasis on reporting and the absolute power it has I feel like
I have no choice but to go dark on my account in order to keep my online library for future use. It sucks and maybe I'm being paranoid blocking 90% of my list but that thousands of dollars I've spent isn't worth some of the friendships I've made. It's scary
to even have to question your closest friends because one of them maybe felt it would be funny to report. I'm afraid "just don't over do it" and you can play your game next week isn't gonna cut for me with all of the possibilities. Again thanks to everyone
who replied and enlightened me! Hopefully something about Xbox Enforcement can be done for the little loopholes it may have.

Keep in mind that bans or suspensions can happen weeks after the fact. Which means there are still people that could receive a punishment in the next day or week.