Reporting players and getting banned from chatting?

So after 3 months I'll have cleared myself from how they think of me? as a toxic person.... which I'm not really toxic person in life on in other games.

Ah yes. Always read the whole post.

I just didn't want to give this guy the time of day.

I understand 100% what you are saying. You think I don't get troll after troll after troll after troll match.

I'm still working on it myself, it's hard, but you can't respond like that

...per Riot Games policy. You see they want to have their cake and eat it too, they want to keep tolerating allt he bots and etc, whatever you want to call them in ranked, WHILE at the same time reducing "toxicity"

As they define it, toxicity is saying vulgar things in chat. They don't care about the reason or the cause, all they want is for you shut your mouth.

You must wander the rift like Jesus. while a 2-3 man premade botters /scirpters whatever basically spit in your face, set you up, yell at you for not falling for their set up, hurl insults at you, leave turret, wander jungle aimlessly looking lost, complain about lag, feed their cat, clip their nails, call for dragon only when they are sure entire enemy team is there, etc... and during all of that, the expectation from riot is that you must maintain absolute composure. You must treat them with dignity respect and have faith that your reports after the match will be taken care of.

If you do that, then their conclusion is toxicity-free gameplay will be achieved.

I'm sorry I can't sugar coat it for you.

"their trap?" What trap? I asked a clear question, but unfortunately you didn't read it right/.....

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I agree that I deserve the first 2 punishment and I had good behavior for few weeks, but humans can't handle their behavior forever, and I was so mad at shen and I asked him but he did nothing. So even if I was reported for my bad behavior I should have not been punished unless I had several reports.

No one's expecting perfection, and that's exactly why the system has built-in leniency for situations like off days and bad games. However, the more and more you act up the more and more leniency you use up until it gets to the point where you don't have any leniency left. Also, it's okay to be mad and upset, but lashing out the way that you did in the chat logs is the wrong way to go about doing it. If you need to rage then do so at the computer screen rather than in chat. You also did get valid reported several times across multiple games, hence why you were punished.

From Mini KB: Chat Restrictions:

"How did they determine that I was toxic?"

As part of the development of Team Builder, Team PB&J built "sophisticated language models to determine the quality of communication. (http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/23ky31/why_is_the_lol_community_so_lazy_that_they_dont/cgyahjq)" Lyte has mentioned on several occasions that they could - and probably would - use those models to detect toxic chat. Given Lyte's penchant for accuracy, it seems likely that the detection system was thoroughly vetted before release.

From WookieeCookie, (link (http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?p=47153866#post47153866))

The chat restrictions are not based off of the last game you played but rather an investigation of a series of games you've been reported in. Just a few of the things we look at: frequency of games played, frequency of reports received, # of unique players reporting you, types of reports received and so on.

From Lyte: (link (http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?p=47282287#post47282287))

Secondly, we have a system that's been analyzing millions of chat logs, and become quite good at detecting whether a conversation in a game is negative or positive. I presented some of this work at the previous Game Developer's Conference. It's an interesting system because the more chat logs you feed the system, the more accurate it becomes at determining whether a player communicates more positively or negatively than the average player in League of Legends.

Keep in mind that Riot will NEVER release details about this detection system, as people would use it to skirt the system.

Also from Mini KB: Chat Restrictions:

How do people get chat restrictions after a game where they don't talk or only call timers? Are those people lying?

Asked on Reddit by Ryzolryzol (link (http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/27zq5t/chat_restriction_system_based_on_number_of_bans/ci65z9u))

Chat restrictions are handed out after the system and Player Support detect a pattern of negative behavior, so it's rarely, rarely for the behaviors you exhibited in your immediate last game. It could be the last 10-20 games, last 40 games, depends on the severity of the behaviors.

From the Tribunal FAQ:

That player in my game was far worse than me. Why am I banned??? I'll keep this one simple: those other players in your game that you thought were worse are probably also banned. Nearly 100% of the time, those players were banned even before you were. If someone is being toxic, just report them and move on.

We strongly believe that it is not OK to retaliate. If a player refuses to cooperate and says something negative, then players should ignore the player and report them after the game. Players can ignore or mute players by pressing the “Mute” button on the Scoreboard [when you hit TAB] in the game.

If a player retaliates and says something bad back, then the two of you have made a negative experience for potentially the other 8 players in the game. Rarely do teams start working together better when players begin fighting back—great games only happen when players cooperate and don’t make the issues even worse by fighting back and forth.