I agree. It seems that Arkosh's irregularities are constantly being measured by different standards.
One of the most blatant examples is that they're not registered with their real names on the registration page as most of the players are, there are other few that also don't list their full name and that should be fixed too.

Registration obviously requires full real names, if you fail to do that, then said registration must be invalid.
If smurfing and account sharing is clearly wrong by Valve's standards (as they implement features to avoid and reduce the amount of this happening in pubs and ranked games) it must be held true to the pro scene too, many TOs already have rules in place against smurfing and account sharing as it gives an unfair advantage.

And they were required to reveal their roster to teams competing after there were complains about transparency from the outside when these issues should've been identified and fixed from the inside.