Should there be a set of rules about the bans and punishments to cheating players

So basically if you cheat at 15, you are fucked all your life? And if you beat VP, is there spies that check all your life or something? https://t.co/gpLn2WxUv5

• neL (@neLendirekt) October 20, 2017

Valve has notoriously banned players in the past due to their affiliation with match-fixing and cheating. These bans usually are indefinite and can make or break a player’s career. The most famous of these bans was the Ibuypower ban, which was a ban on the best NA team at the time. It set a precedent and prevented CSGO from downgrading itself into accusations of hacking, match-fixing etc. But should the bans handed out to a player who cheated or erred very early in his career never end? Shouldn’t there be a quantum of the punishment which can effectively give the player a chance at making a comeback? There should definitely be an esports committee consisting of prominent members of the community as a part of it. of course this also keeps open the problem of lobbying with these members, but it is still better than Valve unilaterally taking decisions in such matters