> into public disrepute, offends a portion or group of the public, or
> otherwise damages Blizzard image will result in removal from
> Grandmasters and reduction of the player’s prize total to $0 USD, in
> addition to other remedies which may be provided for under the
> Handbook and Blizzard’s Website Terms.
This is why "cancel culture" needs to end, companies simply shouldn't be getting involved in the speech of an individual. Yes, some words are hurtful, but overall it just doesn't pay off for anybody. You can always find somebody who is offended, this is just a race to the bottom. We're also now seeing the negative effects come through onto LGBT keywords and Youtube monetization.
As for worrying about China, if you even trip up once you'll find yourself kicked out. If you play their game, you'll be rewarded by having to hire state spies into your company architecture, your software back-doored, your customers censored and your source code cloned. And for your participation the CCP will take a large percentage of your profits within China.
Also, seeing how much of a percentage the CCP takes from places such as the film industry, I'm surprised other Countries don't just match it - why should one Country demand so much tax and the others not? What's worse is that governments then invest tonnes of time and money trying to protect these rackets, whereas the CCP puts in very little to no effort in upholding copyrighted material (unless such copyright is Chinese held).