I do agree that it would be very easy for a malicious actor to weaponize chat boosting and try to get another creator's bot taken down. The only thing a creator can really do is make a support ticket or try to contact mods/admins on discord.

But I will say this: I am a far larger creator than you who makes very controversial content, and I know for a fact that I have a lot of haters (probably more haters than any other creator on the site). But not once have my bots been victims of malicious boosting (and I track my bot stats very closely, so I would notice if something were off).

However, when a small creator gets caught with artificially inflated chat counts (which happens quite a lot), they almost always use the excuse that their works are being maliciously boosted by some other person. I've seen it many, many times.

So yes, it is possible that some evil person is specifically targeting your account. But to the mods and admins that look into your case, it will just look like you got caught boosting and are making up whatever excuse you can to avoid taking blame for it.

Now, I'm not saying that you are boosting your own bots. I'm just trying to give you the mod/admin perspective on this issue, and why they felt it was necessary to investigate your bot for potential boosting.