This is absurd, I too have really never heard of a game being removed from the store because of some spelling mistakes!
What exactly were their words, can I maybe ask for a screenshot of the response, if that's not too much?
On the other hand, it's also true that recently Novel's Boundaries of Morality was banned from Steam because the reviewer failed to distinguish AI-enhanced models from real people
The complete lack of dialogue and the ban at the first strike without the possibility of appeal on a higher level, and even the general lack of a detailed explanation of who, when and where are the problematic points of the game, has always been something outrageous, as well as the lack of transparency in the whole approval process in general.
Regardless of the good will of the developer, this approach, that is the opposite of proactive, does not give any chance either to correct the current title or to improve for future games, it doesn't teach the dev anything concrete that can be used to avoid future mistakes.
If there is one, this matter would be something worth mobilize some people and developers all together to report the issue to the right people in higher charges and making it known or making a petition for, even if the it could be useless anyway
