Stripped rewards cause of what you call "honor".
Dear riot. Put your honor system where the sun doesn't shine.
A second year where you put up tiny pink clouds around the gentle sunflowers that you call a "community". And a second year I lose rewards because I tell people how I feel about their boosted account (openly admitted by 90% of the boosted / boosters as well I might add... That you still don't ban. Believe me, I've double, and triple checked) and how I feel about them trolling or AFK'ing.
Fix the trolls, boosters and AFK's. And the flame goes away. Simple. But you don't. Because why should you. That's less players to put in your stats.
You should never, ever, silence the thousand of voices that say what they mean. Even if it involves a c or an f word here and there, they are the ones that will keep your game alive. The people that should be removed are the one's who ruins games out of the pure corruption that is their minority complex.
But since you believe that it's worth keeping them around ("Trolls do pay for stuff on their second, third and fourth account as well you know, and they do raise the player count") so we suffer the consequences when we've had enough and tell them what we think instead. And you strip rewards from a year of gaming? I'm done.
Congratulations. You take home the prize... Being at the top of the list of "We couldn't give a rats about you players as long as you keep paying" list.
Well guess what. The paying customers ain't the trolls. They're the people that care for a game. The trolls will scatter onwards to the next thing they can troll at as soon as the rest of us is out the door. On and off player since season three. Frustrated and raising my voice towards Riot constructively until the middle of season six and then abusively directly at the C's instead when you still ain't doing your job. And now I'm out the door. I stayed a lot longer than the mates I lost along the way. Probably spent a lot more too.
What I call honor, is the guy who tells someone to their face when they're crossing a line. And you've done so. I'm done with you.