>If you are caught abusing ShadowBot OR Steemit in any way your account will be suspended and removed after 7 days.

What do you mean with suspended and removed? As far as I know you cannot suspend accounts and most of all removing them is impossible.
Once on the blockchain, always on the blockchain ;-)

While I understand what you're trying to do, I do have a fundamental issue with this.
This is namely that @cheetah is not always functioning properly. 
The way you are now building the blacklist is erroneous, just check this post; https://steemit.com/spam/@a-alice/i-m-not-a-fake-2017828t2177951z

This girl was blacklisted although she did nothing wrong, and it's not the only instance last few weeks.

By you rebuilding a blacklist just on part of the blockchain data, you're not taking into account events that happened after the original blacklist.

Having said that, I don't think anyone, bot or human, should blacklist people without a thorough investigation of the account and they should always provide the reason why someone is blacklisted.

Please note ShadowBot will not down vote content. Abusive users will simply be removed.

So how do we find out if we are on cheetahbot's radar?  When I first started on Steem I saw cheetahbot reply on some of my post.  I guess it is a bot as it really didn't give any interaction.  I have tried to use advice as I go and have not seen anything from cheetah recently.  I would like to suggest, there seems to be many well established steemanians going after newbies.  As a recent newbie myself but still in a heavy learning curve, I would like to ask that the age and usage of an account be taken into consideration when punishment is applied.   Steem is not like any other social network, making the learning curve a little steeper than most.  Mistakes will be made.  Maybe a little more info given by cheetahbot as to the danger it imposes and why. As I recall, all cheetahbot said was, this post (with a link) has been found elsewhere.  I had built my story on my own and did not understand until now, that I was being tagged for it.