I'm wondering if we have any clout or ways to suggest, entice, or otherwise convince Steam to make it better to report developers and games that are asset flips or shady developers? I know shady developers can be an opinion but we know there are dozens of developers who have released hundreds of titles all under the same banner. As for asset flips I'm getting tired of reporting them because Steam does almost nothing 99.9% of the time. The gap however I feel is in the reporting. If I report an app these are the choices I get:

Legal Violation - Contains content that violates the laws in your jurisdiction
Child Exploitation - Contains content that exploits children in any way
Broken - Does not download, launch, or run correctly, even on a machine that meets the minimum system requirements.
Adult Content - Contains adult content that isn't appropriately labeled and age-gated
Defamatory - Contains Libelous or defamatory statements
Harmful - This software modifies a customer's computer in unexpected or harmful ways (e.g. is malware or a virus)
Fraud - This software fraudulently attempts to gather sensitive information, such as your Steam credentials or financial data (e.g. credit card information).

The problem for asset flips is there's literally no choice here that you can pick that really reflects an asset flip. It's fraud, but it's not stealing your credentials. It might be broken (if the asset was) but that's not normally the case. It's not illegal because there are no laws against this.

Really what's missing is an "Other" category where you can fill in the details. I mean asset flips are unethical but illegal? No. I've even contacted some of the asset authors and know some of them, but there's nothing they can do short of trying to take someone to court with some kind of misrepresentation case (or whatever you think could legally hold up) but that's a process that takes months, if not years, and costs $$$. Nobody who creates an asset for $30 is going to do that, or can.

Just wondering what others think, are you bothering to even report asset flippers anymore? While I have seen a "few" taken down, there's still a large majority of them out there and have been selling their crap for years with no consequences. It's all very frustrating.