I agree, but come on. Let's be honest about the scope and magnitude of this bucket. I have a business that relies on a Chrome extension to be on their web store

I agree, but come on. Let's be honest about the scope and magnitude of this bucket. I have a business that relies on a Chrome extension to be on their web store. Say I accidentally trip off something in their opaque machine learning algorithm that determines my extension (or even a YouTube comment!) breaks their terms of service. They would have the right to completely block my account and remove the extension. Effectively, wiping out how I make a living with a single automated bit flip. It hasn't happened to me, but the people that share horror stories of how it happened to them scares the $#!7 out of me. As the Internet gets more privatized and less "open", I just wish there was something that required a fair "trial" of my account being suspended. The balance of power online is slowly shifting and I feel there needs to be something protecting the rights of individuals (the public) online.