Regarding account suspensions

I've gone and read the forums the past 5 days more than I'd like to admit, partially inspired to read every single rule in the book because of a suspension I received nad trying to find any commonalities between my incident and anyone elses. I understand that this isn't the place to complain about my specific case.

I do find myself stuck in a frustrating place however, I've tried to appeal to the infraction that I was claimed to have done and I've got a response like I had hoped, however not the reponse that I was expecting. I know that most people that end up appealing or coming to the forums are either not self aware enough of the mistakes that they might've made and take out their entitelement and anger out in here, or just try and gain symphaty in hopes of someone moving their case along - even if what they did was done knowingly and their goal is just to weasel themselves out of it.

With all this in mind - how should I proceed? I've appealed through the official channels, I know in my heart of hearts that I did nothing wrong (not a compromised account situation) - yet I was unable to prove my innocense. Tried to be as transparent about every single thing in my appeal - no luck.

How should I proceed? How should I plead my case any futher? Was that it - was the the end of my journey in Warmane? I have a feeling in the pit of my stomach that says it was, but I wish that it wasn't the case.

Cheers in advance - and if the answer is; "Time to touch grass" so be it.

In general you can appeal your ban once every 30 days.
What my impression of it is;
Evidence threshold to get banned is high, so if you are innocent you need to explain it precisely. But, if you can[try to] explain it, it means you already know what it's about, you know exact situation where you were "misunderstood" - since they are not giving you exact details about what got you banned. It's pretty much admission of guilt from you, no matter how transparent you are. tl;dr you know what exactly it's about and they have all the evidence.
So, you have not mentioned your details, but if the ban if for something serious - make a new account. If it's not that bad, sincerely demonstrate that you learned your lesson on your next appeal after 30 days.

I think you managed to hit all the nails in their heads.

I do believe that threshold to get banned is high, at least that is my hope. I do believe that a massive majority of bans are spot on as well. I'd assume everyone banned guilty by default, just because of probabilities and belief of high evidence required for such measures to be taken. However, I do also believe that there's a small minority that get unjustly punished, and obviously - according my to unreliable narrative self, I'm one of those in the minority. However I know that means nothing to anyone, because everyone believes that.

I have many vague guesses as to what could've been misunderstood about my style of gameplay - but having a vague claim to be made against you makes you think of all the things that could be misunderstood.

In the response for the appeal, language used was very confident and definitive, though from my point of view making those claims in such definitive way would be impossible - because of said innocence.

I guess that's my pickle - I wholeheartedly know of my own innocence and expect no-one else to assume it, that would be ridiculous. There's no regret that I have of my actions. There was no lesson I could've learned.

Finding it difficult to argue about a vague boogieman in the appeals knowing that what would probably be considered video evidence has to exist for verification purposes, but being unable to debate any specifics or answer any questions that might've arisen is frustrating.

Cheers anyhow