The Brandon Jacobson matter

So, what happened with that?

Was there ever a fair resolution or official statement about it?

Being called a cheater with a presumption of guilt when Chess dot com's algorithms and statistics are the only evidence of culpability doesn't seem fair to me.

P.S. -- Trotting out a novel opening for which the opponent is unprepared is not "unfair play" -- isn't that the idea?

I should add that I started this thread before I had read this blog post about the anti-cheating system here:
https://www.chess.com/cheating

Also, I would agree that I have no standing to ask about cases that do not involve me.

Discussing cheating on the general Chess.com forums is not allowed. Chess.com has specific guidelines that prohibit discussions about cheating, potential cheating, or cheat detection in the general forums.

As mentioned, this type of topic isn't allowed in the general forums.