It is a fact that Chase has posted some genuinely gut-wrenching shit off-site, to such an extent that many felt he should be banned. I voted against such an action at the time on the basis of two facts: that it wasn't on-site (or, at least, the worst of it wasn't), and that it wasn't concrete enough to say he was firmly breaking the law. I didn't like handing out such a judgement, and it upset a great deal of people when the staff reached that conclusion. I think a lot of users need to understand that we, the staff, do not ban people for simply disliking their actions, even vehemently. We are by social contract compelled to uphold our rules, and it was decided that Chase hadn't technically broken them. We have no rule against being a bad person, only for actions, most of which covers activity only on our site.
Agnaa is right in that people ought to be able to air their legitimate concerns, and to an extent I can understand why he'd think this incident being discussed today may be a case of that. However, disruption of peace and mixing downright insults outside of official pathways to making those concerns known, is not right. Describing the staff as "disciples of epstein" shows, in my estimation, a want to simplify the situation and downplay the complexity of it, in the name of saying "grrr staff bad, evil!". It is not airing complaints and is not an attempt to be constructive, one is forced to feel.
I would therefore agree with at least a short general ban for BasedNecoScaler, on the grounds that poor behavior is not a new thing for them. Agnaa mentioned one week: I think this is too lenient in-context, and would argue for a month. If people want to discuss things with staff, there are places to do that- Staff Discussion forum for posting threads, or reaching out in DMs for more private matters, or message walls for casual matters. Just have some sense. Thanks.