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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.
You keep repeating the same thing, it's been said a hundred times already. Most people are not against banning speed-up abilities (SHA) and the bug associated with it. The question is about THIS specific situation: does it mean that what's allowed for one person is not allowed for another? If Reddit had used SHA first, everyone would have agreed, but no, others used it before, and no one had any questions. It's THIS that's bothering those you're trying to criticize.