For an answer to resolve to YES it must be directly related to the reason it was banned. I will N/A options that are too ambivalent or too close to an existing answer.
1,000
1.00
can ask mods to na?
actually the minor wasnt a high profile streamer so probably no (afaik)
In general I'd suggest deciding whether or not that was part of the reasoning, to whatever standards of evidence this market requires. And then either resolving it to Yes or No, or deciding it's ok to wait for more info. You could also make a case for PROB if you think the current evidence suggests it's likely but not certain, and that there won't be more evidence forthcoming. In general I'd advise against that option because it's hard to figure out what number to resolve it to.
I don't really see a case for N/A here; there's not a precondition that wasn't met or something, it sure sounds like we're getting enough info about this in general to resolve questions of this nature, and so on.
That said, I don't think we have clear policies about when N/A is or isn't ok; if that's what you want then that's probably what we'll end up going with.