Instead of being hostile and trying to fulfil your
war against cheaters mission, maybe everyone should take a step back and look at the bigger picture.
The camp teachers/admins/organizers/whatever were looking for a game that the camp attendees could play as part of one of the fun activities that they had in mind. Instead of buying 40 copies of the latest and greatest $70 game, they opted to choose Paintball 2 since it's free, easy to install and entertaining.
Being that there on a LAN, it would be much fun to have a few 4v4-6v6, but keep in mind that they're all new players to the game so they 8-10 of them probably want to join on to some 32 player German speed server with ub_cliffs. In the second week of camp one attendee decides to be funny and googles for dp cheats, finds a link to empeesee and sees a two year old post saying the speedcheat is undetectable (well it
still is...). So they load it up, a few of the other attendees laugh and then someone else on the server runs here, gets the entire camp subnet banned.
So then the next day, no one at the camp can play. Someone comes to the forum/GBL and finds that Suicide Monkey (most likely a Steve, or Phil; I'd guess) was caught for speed cheating. Some people are a little angry and the camp staff find out about it. The camp ends, everyone goes home and downloads PB2 for themselves and continues where they left off. The next week a new group of 30-40 attendees come and see the Paintball 2 icon on the desktop of their workstation. The curious children that they are open it up and try to join a server. They are immediately presented with a
YOU ARE BANNED FOR SPEED CHEATING message. At first they're like "wtf?" but then they decide to ask the staff why Paintball 2 doesn't work. The staff reply "Oh, we had an attendee that got everyone banned last week, we're deeply sorry. But you can play single player
Ski Free instead."
So the kids proceed to play Ski Free for a good half hour and then they become addicted. They continue to spend hours escaping the clutching hands of the
Abominable Snow Monster and quickly forget about Paintball 2 and the little blue splat icon they had seen on their Desktop.
All jokes aside, I'd say that at the end of this ban, you would have lost the exposure to 150 potential players because of the actions of one individual. In the process you've also ruined the dreams of a DPCon Canada that Fryth and I have been looking forward to our
entire lives.