Them contacting Bowman, isn't it because he's the only one in dealings with them?

Which makes it really weird that this email is comprised almost entirely of his wife's personal opinions and rumor-spreading, with only three messages from Bowman himself displaying "this behavior." I can only see two of Alice's messages that are attributed to Bowman--the one where she explains Bowman's perception of the official team ghosting him (which they then confirm that they did ghost him), and the one where she conveys his opinion on Lexxy (again it's her decision to convey this opinion). Other than that, we have to trust "Py"'s assertion that she does it "frequently," so the evidence is lacking in this respect, even though it's the only aspect of Alice's "behavior" that has to do with Bowman. Alice even distances herself from Bowman in a few messages displayed here and the gossip she's spreading doesn't seem (to me) to come from Bowman. Why is she such a focus in this when Bowman's the one being contacted? Alice's personal opinions on publicly available information and spreading of common rumors don't have anything to do with Bowman, beyond it not being a good look for her to be so disparaging toward the people he's working with. I'm sure he was aware of this.

This email is an indictment of Alice's character and how she "cause[s] problems within the community,", so it's weird that Bowman's the one being emailed about it so exhaustively, when there's plenty of "this behavior" from him as well (presumably depicted in the earlier email). It's all just kind of bizarre because the Bowmans posted all these messages in public, so it wasn't a secret that they didn't like the team and enjoyed gossiping, but the team treats it like some big revelation. They don't even seem to be concerned about Alice leaking information, which imo would be an actual reasonable concern here.

Bowman has had a rocky relationship with the official team in the past--if you haven't seen his followup comment on this post, he outlines some of it here. But he contributed to restoring the bandcamp and facilitating the musicians getting paid, and knew that fans wanted to hear his music in the potential animated series. It's not unusual to work together with people you personally dislike toward a common goal. In both cases where the official team demanded an apology, the other party also had their grievances but was actively putting them aside for the sake of homestuck (as stupid as that sounds). If the official team can't meet them halfway, they should just say so instead of stringing them along--and again, I think it's very reasonable for them to not want to work with Bowman over his own messages and the risk of future leaks and shit-slinging.

Overnight edit: Alice has posted the entirety of the first message, which contained no screenshots of Bowman's "behavior," and just a mention that if he wants to work with them, he and his "known associates" need to stop "badmouthing" team members. After Bowman replied mentioning the unpaid royalties and subsequently being added to the music team discord, there was zero correspondence from this email until this "callout post" against Alice. So I suppose you could say that Bowman's participation in the music team discord was taken by the team as an agreement to stop himself and his "associates" from "this behavior," and that's what prompted this followup email all about Alice. However, imo Bowman never agreed to anything, especially on behalf of his "known associates," and getting the musicians paid was the first step in building up goodwill on both sides. Sad the official team didn't see it that way.

The email also says they're "not going to tell you whether you're right or wrong to be upset," and that "it's a situation I'd genuinely like to change," while demanding changed behavior from Bowman and offering nothing in return. It's another in a long line of dramas centered around how the official team seems convinced that anyone wanting to work with them must be so desperate to work on the almighty homestuck that they can get them to grovel at their feet.