[Jammin]

I'd say +0 and for good reasons, let me explain. For one there is no definite proof that he was scripting, it's all based off what you can see with your own eyes. Unless there is some sort of log of his keys being pressed, there is no physical proof. Let's also not forget that demos can show a completely different perspective at times, for example, some demos make it appear as if you have no-recoil at times. However... in terms of personal experience I can go ahead and tell you that in both of the "proof" videos, your movements are on-par with a bhop script. Let's just say for a second that you were in-fact legit in these videos (I'm not saying that is or isn't the case), how could you press all of those keys at the same time perfectly? You didn't mess up a single jump, a single angle, or even a single turn. It also makes no logical sense that you would be able to actually stay at the same or even gain speed while not strafing. I hate to break it to you but you can't bhop completely straight and be at the same speed you were at. Not only that but you are actively crouching and bhoping at the same time while not strafing, that would break your physical movement in-game. Even if this action did not directly cause your movement to be broken, you would have at the very least messed up at least once, which is not the case. I don't think you should be permanently banned for something as simple as a bhop script, it doesn't necessarily cause damage to other players or the server. However a definite ban period should be set because if you will lie about using a bhop script you'll definitely lie about using actual hacks. Actual hacks that would in-fact interfere with yourself, other players, and the server. I think at the most it should be a month to be honest.

In my eyes, scripting and hacks are one and the same - these are external influences on the gameplay. While hacks are more malicious in that they alter the actual gameplay, while scripts simply influence the keyboard/mouse input, I still feel that a permanent ban (not just appeal, actually permanent) is the right solution, as scripting/hacking threatens the integrity of the game.
However, I do also get your point about the proof standard - even in the demo, we are basically eyeballing it in terms of how good the action playback is. The argument of no recoil in demo shouldn't apply in a demo, because offline the player may not be using the same gun settings in his game that are used on the TTT server.

Thank you for your feedback!