Here's what I put in my appeal: I don't understand how an acronym can offend someone. I don't see how that message is offensive in any way at all, I would like to see a legitimate reason on how that can harm someone. The person was being a bad player overall, they were not having good sportsmanship in-game. They were intentionally throwing the match and that person was not trying to help the team win the match. They would on purposely run away and leave me to die as the team's healer. I was the healer of that match and they would just stand in front of me at full health and constantly complain about how they need healing. I would also like an explanation on what part of my message, "stfu about healing" was offensive. I meant the polite term for, "stfu" it's even in google if you google the acronym itself. The acronym itself could be composed of different words that aren't offensive at all. I seriously don't see how the message I sent could have harmed anyone or caused anyone harm in any way.
Here's what XBLPET Gamma said: Hello,
The “F-word” and any iteration of it are not appropriate for the service, especially when directed at other players. Please note, attempts to obscure offensive content, such as with acronyms, is still viewed as its original form and with inflammatory intent.
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