First of all, he is not staff.
And second, my client had no reason to change his message until the time came where he suddenly realized he wanted to change it and had the power and means to do so.
Yet, according to you, he was somehow supposed to know that one day he would want to change his post in the future for an event that hadn't occurred in order to make a statement and get the staff's attention on it and before any of that happened, it was his responsibility to get the staff's attention to fix this potential problem to prevent him from making any such edit that he hadn't thought of and tell them how to do their job and make them aware of this error of what was a non-issue at the time?!?! Really?!?!
And therefore, by your reasoning, he was banned because he just did that! He got the staff's attention to tell them about not only potential but current problems with the forum and how he thinks they should be fixing the forums, thereby telling them how to do their job like you think he should have, while raising the issue to a wider audience since people don't seem to be paying much attention to the NWR Discussion Forum thereby hopefully affecting the necessary changes to prevent future forum issues.
Your argument is flawed both ways but good luck arguing that case.
No more questions at present your honor.