No, it's not reasonable. >The emote spam in question was not "minor", the accounts affected averaged well over 100 messages each, within a short timeframe. Th

No, it's not reasonable. >The emote spam in question was not "minor", the accounts affected averaged well over 100 messages each, within a short timeframe. This is a crazy bad take. 100 messages in a few minutes is totally normal for live-streams. Just hold the ctrl-V button and... oops, your G-Mail is locked. That. Is. Crazy. I worked at Twitch and the idea of disabling someones Amazon account for spamming emotes (even temporarily) is completely insane.