I frankly don't care what you do or don't buy, the case has been settled, mails have been exchanged which you haven't seen.
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I'm just calling into question why the obvious steps (screenshot) weren't taken to avoid such accusations in the first place, and merely meditating on the reasons behind it. There's nothing to hide from posting the screenshot. I'm sure any sensitive information can just be blanked out via paint editing. This is a serious situation, people have been accused of cheating. That's a big deal. The authenticity of proof should match the seriousness of the accusation.
In law, in the country I study in anyways, there are situations where proof can't be forced out of someone, in particular in situations of paternity tests. For human rights reasons the court cant physically force a man to undergo a medical test. But if the man refuses to consent to the test, the court can draw adverse assumptions based on the refusal to consent. Surely you can see the relation to our present situation. By denying the release of the screenshot it is you, yourself, that have opened yourself up to accusations and casting doubt on the situation.
This isn't public court, this is a private business with private assets, private procedures and an obvious requirement to keep detection methods out of the eyes of potential cheaters.
A screenshot will expose some of our detection methods, I am not going to do that. This is standard across the gaming industry.