Chat banned people ruins a groups they are in.

If you get chat banned, whatever group you go inside will not be able to use the group finder tool in classic.Why is that? I can understand punish the player that for whatever they feel that player commited, but why should that extend to anyone that willingly decided to invite that person to a group.Chances are if you are chat restricted and you are still playing you are problaby going a low profile to keep it from happening again, but doing that only frustrates the player.You just blocked any kind of activity for that player to do. If you play on retail, you can at least queue for dungeon finder and raid finder.So why people who actively wanted you in, despite your restriction, will have to remove you from group everytime they need to fill a spot and invite you back in, people who problaby knows about the ban since you can only interact with guildies and friends, not to mentions it's impossible to pug yourself and raid with that restriction. So what's the difference here? Why DF and LFR in retail are okay but the group finder from classic is off the limits, isn't the group finder supposed to be the alternative since the LFG system was decided to not be implemented?Again I ask, what is the difference? I understand not being able to create dungeons or raid groups, since you want to restrict that player from communicating, but not being able to do a heroic daily or any raid?Again, apply the ban on that person, but don't apply to every group they join, they have nothing to do with it, and this only excludes and frustrates the player and whoever is playing with that person even more, at this point, instead of doing the chat ban, just ban the player from playing altogether.Before anyone goes into full crusader defending the company, just wanna remind that people back in TBC Classic got a slap in the back 3 days ban for doing RMT, i remember they didn't even care, they wouldn't do their shady RMT in their main accounts directly anyways, and here i thought it was supposed to be something that would get a permanent ban.