feral druid, 10 hours a day in netherstorm, autowalks and never interacts with anybody has the same route all the time, killing phase hunters, skinning them and making endless amount of gold with primal manas, disenchanting green items and selling skins.
wearing full greens/blues no trinkets equipped and an epic staff, reported this botter numerous times and he did get a short ban (i think) for a short while but resumed his botting immediately after, still botting to this day
(wanted to name him but apparently not allowed)
i made a post yesterday describing it in a short-story fashion which got removed twice already 
i am truly disappointed i merely want to stress out a neglected problem which affects us all, what is so difficult with tracking down cheaters and destroying their exploits on our expanses? is it a wrong of me to question this? is this wrong for me to try and shed a light on the fact that a botter doesn’t get removed after 3 months of endless botting?
i am not trying to portray blizzard’s inactivity towards this problem as an insult or inaction or disrespect.
im simply stating a fact and asking for answer.
perhaps this is some strategy to keep a low populated server alive/active with having bots running around making it seem like players actually play?
perhaps removing bots would hinder the overall concurrent online of wow players?
i dont know but it raises alot of questions and if such, seemingly a mere problem(and easily solvable), but if such a small problem is neglected would it mean that a bigger one would too? or what if many little problems just keep stacking up and nothing done about them?
this sounds controversial i know, but this is not my intent by any means, im a honest player and i simply want a fair game environment