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If they just sit there hanging on Off-topic or elsewhere in the discussions, that makes it pretty obvious and clear.
Which is why I want a feature that prevents blocked people from interacting with any thread or so by said blocker. But they'll just get around that by using Alts (which is why I want main accounts being blocked/banned along with their many Alts)
You ban/block an Alt = their main account/other Alts get blocked/banned as well.
Oooooh it's about moderations topics. The ye olde gang of moderators show up because there are users who spew nothing but lies about the Moderation team. They make ridiculous claims as well and claim that these moderators will ban for anything. Yet they can have their thread with full of lies about moderators up for months without any issue.
It's almost as if what they are saying are not true at all. Who'd thought?
If you want the block feature to work like that you'll have to keep arguing on your profile. Because the forums are public space for all users where only the moderators get to decide who is allowed to post or not.
The reason such a feature is not going to work like the way you want it is because people could be blocking someone and then start to spread lies that the other user can't fight.
Good idea. I think I will take a good break from the forums for a while.
Edit: If you think I am obsessed then you should see the posting history of those enablers. All they do is troll the steam forums and they all seriously need to get a life. Anyway, I am out for a good while.
And then continued with a classic example of doing just that.
What many here fail to realize is that the gaming community is not the same as it was back in the 90's and 00's. People want gaming forums to reflect the gaming community that uses them. What they fail to understand is that they now do. What may have been permissible back during the reign of the Edgelord Neckbeard is no longer tolerated by the general Gaming Community. And this is now reflected in the forums we use on platforms that are designed to appeal to that greater Gaming Community as a whole.
One needs to either accept that and learn to play within the rules, or one will find oneself rightly banned from those forums. Because, in the end, these forums are not a personal playground. Others do not find amusement in these types of antics. If that is what one seeks, then Valve has provided Steam Groups to serve that purpose, or one can use a myriad of online blog options. What is desired and enlightening are conversations and debates made in good faith among those who understand that no individual is the center of attention, and no one else is interested in playing the classic role of fodder for the PKer who is camping outside of the newbie spawn point for his own entertainment. Griefing, be it in an MMO or on a forum is passe, and those who wish to partake will no longer be tolerated.
Not all of them, but most of them. Since, you know, it'll be easy to find out exactly who they are and alt accounts won't be something people can hide behind.
Ah I don’t think it’s going to work that way; otherwise the people with private profiles wouldn’t be advocating for it.
Steam would get to know who you are, or a third party would and assure steam. But you and I wouldn’t get any more information other than knowing perhaps we’re speaking with certified adults.
Now, when the data leak inevitably happens, then you might see what you’re thinking of.
You underestimate the disregard toxic people have for their privacy.
It's going to damage a lot of people who may NEED privacy (Think LGBT people from countries that deem them illegal, for example. Victims of harassment who don't want to use their real IDs for protection...) But trolls? Nah, that people will just keep trolling.
The EU solution for proving that the person is 18+ doesn't actually share the identity of the person with the service they're using.
Yes. They should. Then people who make topics calling for a discussion and then use it to simply avoid any and all discussion would't be allowed to post here. Or did you think people have forgotten a certain topic in which you acted in exceptionally bad faith?