Can we please do something about Yasuo's unplayable early game?

Champion.gg has stats from the first 4 days of the patch. The patch came out 19 days ago. There's a reason more up to date sites disagree with champion.gg; learn how it actually works before you cite it mindlessly.

There's a reason I haven't played on this account in 7 days. Can you guess what it is? It rhymes with Turf Amount, and it's not one I particularly care about either.

Not that anything you said is even remotely relevant anyway. The idea that Yasuo should be permabanned exists only in low elo; plat and above players really don't care that much. You play in that elo, so you should know; Yasuo gets though all the damn time.

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The idea that Yasuo is a must ban monster is a low elo phenomenon. High elo still bans the champ sometimes but nowhere near the level that low elo players do. Like I said, he's been banned in only 6 of my last 20 ranked games, which is a 30% banrate. Still substantial, but nowhere near permaban like he is in lower elos. That was my entire fucking point. If you had actually clicked the links I have you, you'd see the supporting evidence. The data displayed under Champion Analytics on op.gg are Plat+ only while the stats you cited are all elos. In Plat+, which is the elo we're actually talking about, his banrate is 30% in NA, 33% in EUW, and a measly 14% in Korea. I don't care what Yasuo's banrate is overall because that's not we're discussing; we're talking entirely about players who aren't low elo, that being plat and up. Plat and up players ban Yasuo less than a third of the time. The Koreans don't even ban him 20% of the time, and they're supposedly the best at the game. Do the Koreans know better or not? Because they don't care about Yasuo, and neither should anyone else. At best, Yasuo is slightly too strong and could stand to have his early game weakened a tad. However, even if he is too strong, he still has a multitude of counterpick options, provides significant counterplay even when not countered, and takes skill to actually play well. That's the kind of champ that should be popular and strong.

I've also cited data for plat+ games from the current patch which have Yasuo at around a 50% banrate, which you conveniently ignore because it doesn't conform to your viewpoint. The data you cited has not given a range - it could be month-old data including games before his banrate started to pick up, for all we know. All other data from everywhere else cites a 50% banrate. He gets banned in high-level games, which you have also ignored because it didn't cite your viewpoint (claiming that Doublelift was the only professional player who bans Yasuo is categorically wrong.) Are you going to keep ignoring everything which doesn't fit your viewpoint, or no?

Not to mention that your current definition of low Elo is "anything that's not the pinnacle of Korean play," which is a pretty narrow view.