Chat restrictions: How are the game reports re-evaluated? Can I review my reported chat history?
I'm currently on 160 games chat restriction, and have probably finished 300+ in total. Now, since I really want that season reward I've decided to behave well. (Have decided ever since I got 60 games restrict, but I suppose I didn't improve too well?). However, couple days ago, just as I start reducing the fresh number of chat-restricted games, I got like 5 reports in a row. I would admit I exploded in one game, but for the rest 4 I have no clue what I did or say wrong (didn't even "feed" or lose). I asked my duo partner what I said was offensive, he hesitated and replied with "Well you ever heard that if you have nothing nice to say, don't say it?", which is kinda sad. There have also been soooooo many games that my teammates kept saying "this guy so mad so toxic gonna report" and when I asked them what I said wrong they gave me no reply, but reported me anyway. Since these reports mostly came from ranked I think it is safe to assume that people in low platinum just get offended too easily. Fact is my silver account has never been reported and my other platinum account has never been chat restricted untill it fell from p1 to p3 and below. Maybe it was cause of my mentality? Which comes to my question, is it possible to review those chat history that I got reported for? I had been banned before for toxicity and the email notification included the tribunal case review link, which I really much appreciated cause I got to read my own words objectively and recognize what I did wrong, and I didn't get banned or reported since then, untill this year. The new chat restriction system is nice intention and all, but considering my recent reported rate has been so amazingly high I can feel another incoming 160+ games restricted after I finish my current restricted games, and that really worries me. I've read posts regarding to how game reports evaluation refreshes itself everytime one receives new number of chat restrictions, and I'm concerned about how they are re-evaluated cause I really don't want more restriction when I don't deserve them. (If I do though, that's another story, but who's there to judge?)