If you don't want to provide it, it's your right. However it is also our right to block whoever we want from using our service, specially if we our evidence points to the user breaking one of our rules.

We only ask for these information to corroborate other evidence we have, we don't do it for fun. And we only get it with the user's consent, hence noone here is breaking the Steam's SSA.

No price checks: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/558755530343215312/

If you have a problem with TTT, go to their site and explain your reasoning. We do not tolerate people trash talking other communities here.

That's just courtesy. You are not obligated to do it, and it is not against the rules to ask that. He probably doesn't want your price to have an influence on his trade.

Just keep evidence of the trade.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/558747922562007365/#c540742485382216907

State the service provided in the notes (with matching items in the boxes) as usual, and post a Steam profile link to your bot (along with any usage instructions). You can list any amount of bots as long as all of them provide the advertised service. Make sure each servide is unique and banking services are not double-listed - e.g.: one trade for key banking instead of two (buying and selling) trades.

ReTired ツ lähetti viestin:

Your post had nothing to do with the topic, it's just a rant about your feelings towards the site. If you think it's such an awful thing, why do you bother posting here? We are not your personal blog, if you have any constructive criticism then you are welcome to post it, otherwise just keep it to yourself.

OP: norby pretty much summarized why this will not be implemented. We have enough problems with people thinking items have an established value at the moment, even though try our best to let people trade without any market pressure.

We do not make distinctions between bots. Things got out of proportion with countless accounts used solely for autobumping bot trades, which in turn generated countless reports for numerous reasons. We want to cut down the number of (fake) accounts created and also make it easier for everyone (specially us) to know who a bot belongs to. A bot is an extension of the user, hence its trades must be listed along with its owner's trades. Also, our goal has always been to provide a service for users to trade with each other, instead of a platform for programmers to advertise their automated services.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/558747922562007365/#c540742485382239358