What is up with moderation at r/fasting?

So I just got *permabanned* without warning in r/fasting. My detestable, sinful breach of protocol was a comment made in this post. https://www.reddit.com/r/fasting/comments/qfnwhz/is_doing_a_20_day_water_fast_okay/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share Despite having been in the sub with 2 other accounts for more than 2 years, I at the time was not aware of such strict regulations regarding any and all suggestions of fasting for underaged individuals. So I inadvertently made the comment I was banned for. Taking context into account, the OP was asking whether fasting was ok for OP, and I immediately told OP I didn't recommend it because of her age and told OP to opt for a less risky alternative. Everybody else commented along the same lines and my comment was among the top upvoted precisely because people shared my sentiment. YET, without warning the moderation team permabanned my account from participating in the subreddit. I loved r/fasting. I spent years there uploading questions and answering them without any issues. YET, despite pleas, apologies, and clarifications of my intent and admission of my mistake the moderation team twice quoted how the rules were strict. I conclusively told the moderation team that I accept the decision but regarded it as a form of unhealthy censorship. You see, where I live in South Korea we have a law allowing the criminally guilty a chance to learn from their mistakes by foregoing punishment once after taking context into account. For example, let's say I bought illegal drugs here, the authorities will give me a strict warning but let me go free so long as I admit my wrongdoing. Why? Because just throwing people and especially the young in jail for mistakes they can learn from and discourage others from doing is a waste of taxes, and does more harm to society than good. In the same spirit, I told the moderation it would be so much healtheir for r/fasting if users were given at least one warning so those who are well intentioned but mistaken can warn others in the community to spread awareness of such a strict regulation. How is it helpful to silence and censor the very people who have learnt from their errors and regulate themselves and others? Yet the moderation team merely replied that "the rule is the warning." And banned me from contacting the moderation team altogether, hammering the nail on my coffin as a user. I was the only person to tell OP that nobody there were medical professionals so OP probably shouldn't fast and that should OP insist, perhaps intermittent fasting would be a safer alternative. And for this terrible sin, I was permabanned and treated as though I was a child molester or serial rapist to be silenced with extreme prejudice. What the hell is wrong with r/fasting? What happened? Does r/intermittentfasting also ban users and silence them like this? Is this how we make the already bad enough problem of echochambers forming in Reddit worse??