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Either way you now know the rules. Don't post objectors with that content again. Simple as that.
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/14887240
Finally, is this allowed without having the trade closed? If this is the case, those of us with explicit material'd objectors can set up our trades in a sort of "child-friendly" way so that younger users do not see our products while allowing those interested to buy/sell via Outpost.
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough: explicit objectors are not allowed on site, and if they are reported, they will be closed and the owners of the trades given appropriate bans.
At the end of the day it's a case of victimless crime, but in some ways you also should have known better.
So, that's how you start your argument? Using expressions like "insert generic insult here"? That's why you quoted the forum rules above? Trying to push it into a ban here too?
Quoting from the rules page:
It's impossible for us to list all possible offenses. That's why there's this common sense note. It is considered common sense in any professional/public environment to censor/forbid NSFW content, as well as racism or any other public known inappropriate behaviors. But oh! This is the internet! Yes, this is the internet, but TF2OP is a privately owned site with its own set of rules and administrators, who decide and judge what/how things should be done. This is no different in many many other places.
Inappropriate, really. You are upset just because it happened to you.
7 of trades were created by the same user. This results in 2 offending users total from the sample you provided. And the creator of those 7 trades was also banned for the exact same offense. Therefore, he didn't slip by the system, he was punished for the same thing you did. And the other probably didn't get the punishment because noone reported him yet, and I will take care of this after I finish this post.
Thousands of trades are created every single day, we simply can't monitor every single one. That's why we have the report system - for users to help us make TF2OP a better place by reporting the bad trade(r)s so we can remove them from the site. An open offending trade doesn't mean that we are "ok" with its status, it could mean 1) nobody reported it, or 2) we didn't get to it yet.
This argument gives everyone the freedom to sell whatever they want for whatever they want. Would you like to see a humiliating image of someone you care being displayed as a decal and sold too? There are no explicit rules against this either. And also no explicit rules against racism, drugs, crime, etc.
Already explained.
Already explained.
Already explained.
http://steampowered.com/index.php?area=online_conduct states:
I believe this is enough to consider these inappropriate under Steam terms. But that's not necessary, as it is already considered inappropriate under our terms.
This is something we will discuss, as it could be seem both as a good and a bad thing. We can't forbid people to own specific items, and if they do own they will be visible in their backpacks anytime (having a trade pointing to it or not).
Completely unnecessary and irrelevant to the discussion.
@ Blue Screen, added to discuss possible terms
@ BlueDemon, added to discuss possible terms
That shit doesn't belong on outpost.
It's not funny or appropriate, not even ironically; as all those hip new age teenagers tend to do things.