I think they tend to interpret anything that makes Yelp look bad as a violation. The owner of a wine store I bought thousands of dollars of wine from was arrest

I think they tend to interpret anything that makes Yelp look bad as a violation. The owner of a wine store I bought thousands of dollars of wine from was arrested for running a $45 million Ponzi scheme (and eventually went to prison for years). I immediately put up a review, and Yelp took it down because the arrest wasn't my personal experience. Never mind that I had to get refunded by my credit card company. I was doing a public service, as a customer, and Yelp wouldn't let me. I took down all my reviews and deleted my account.