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At least Steam is fair across the board. They do not seem to pick and choose who to enforce rules on. Aside from the prior example, setting up outside Steam for in game purchases was something I had read against the terms as well. Maybe they changed it, as I have not read the terms in about a year.
I love to support Indie developers, but it is sometimes difficult to judge who is a real indie developer and who is doing spam game releases that they will never pursue. I am stoked to have found a brilliant game called Sir Whoopass. Definitely an indie developer worth supporting, in my opinion.
using the ignored feature that much shows that something is working
and the user is engaged in steam activity.... win win...
the less we use the service the harder they would have to work
to get something you may want to use....
Fairly close to the depth of a brag about the length of one’s blacklist.
Thanks for the heads up
Something tells me that guy's never heard of Hideki Kamiya.
On that note, I've had that particular Steam General drone blocked for a long time now.
Kamiya would be proud, I'm sure.