"The community" may not have been opposed to the action as a whole, but the decision was discussed, made, and executed by only a few people without the community even being told. I think it's abhorrent that a spammer gets a post to the list explaining why we've banned his address, whereas a long-time contributor to the community gets nothing.
A very valid point. I won't quote your proposed policy, but it seems pretty fair.
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