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Feel free to use their website or any official discord to appeal it with them.
Valve generally only gets involved when a Dev starts crossing the line.
Any polite appeal is left between the Dev and the User.
If the game devs chose to opt out from help from Steam Support in their hub, then Steam cannot do anything about it.
A dev or their appointed moderators banning you from a game hub is not a violation of any rules.
You can get banned from a hub simply for saying "Hello" and it would be completely legitimate and Steam couldn't do anything about it.
The fact you were complaining about the leadership of the dev team could be considered an attack on the devs.
Doesn't matter if the public agrees with you.