The banhammer has fallen!

Personally speaking, I think anyone who spends his or her entire day winning via proxy Barracks / proxy Gateway / 6-pool Zergling rush should also be banned, but this is probably a good reason why I don't work for Blizzard's anti-hacking banhammer division. Either way, Blizz has just announced that more than 5,000 StarCraft II players have been banned or suspended in their ongoing fight against cheaters and/or hackers within StarCraft II. There's not really much else to say on the matter, but remember to always re-watch your demos if you believe that someone is hacking. One of the easiest ways to check is to toggle the camera view to only your opponents view, and if he does suspicious things (like moving his army to avoid an ambush, without knowing your army is there), then feel free to let those little alarms in your head go off.

Either way, this indicates Blizz's strong anti-hacking stance in StarCraft II, so you'd better think twice before trying to cheat your way to the top of Diamond.