The scariest thing this whole Singed support thing has shown me, Is that false reports do count.
In my opinion, I do not believe the Singed main deserved to be banned for picking an off-meta pick as per the Summoner code. Do I believe he was toxic about it? probably not considering he just often started the match with /muteall. Then again there has no been official response from Riot on the situation, just an automated support ticket message So who knows in the end my opinion could be clearly wrong. Regardless one thing is clear, this whole situation might not have ever happened had he not been reported, and picking an off-meta pick should not have gotten him reported to begin with.
But it did. If he truly was just off-meta picking there should be no harm, and those reports against him should have been false, thus ignored. But it was brought to Riot's attention anyway and the ban was issued regardless. Does that mean that the reporting system simply decided to accept those false reports simply because there was an overwhelming number of them against his account? It could possibly be, I can't give you an honest answer because I'm not a Riot employee and if I was I would probably be trained not to give you an honest answer anyway.
It's actually really scary when this kind of situation happens. It's a situation where we have the Summoner Code vs The System and when the system seems to be winning it paints a pretty terrifying picture of what our rights as the player base truly are. On the one hand, if he was super toxic towards his team while playing the games then sure, he deserved the ban, on the other hand if he was not and just picked off-meta and had a bad game that got him reported then I will choose to vote for him. I personally see it as putting the system to the test using the summoners code when this happens. How far will the system go to punish a player even of that player is innocent? No system is ever perfect so what is the limits to the report system we have now? This situation might actually be showing us what those limits are and that could be scary.
Just some food for thought and some random banter.