 AccessNow.org, a human rights advocacy group, also urged Blizzard to reverse the ban.Five days after the incident, Blizzard president J. Allen Brack wrote that, after reviewing the situation, Blizzard felt the penalties applied were not appropriate, though they were still concerned about how Blitzchung and the casters took the discussion away from the game and into political discourse.Brack stated they will reinstate Blitzchung's winnings, reduce his ban from "Grandmasters" to six months, and reduce the casters' bans to six months.