You have been told multiple times that captchas WILL NOT be implemented.

STOP making suggestions that have ALREADY been rejected.

Everyone here just proved how useless this suggestion is. Also read: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/tf2outpost/discussions/0/38596747734811146/#c38596747761331928

Stop creating threads without reading what people say or you will be banned for spam.

We don't disclose Outpost economical/financial status to the general public, sorry.

SteamRep is now taking the active role of "educating" the community when it comes to trading. We are a platform for traders to find and meet their peers. We handle hundreds of site-related reports every single day and we do our best to keep our community away from scammers. We don't have time, money or interest in running a secondary website to discuss things.

As for the phishing problem, Sneeza has addressed it earlier. And Norby properly rephrased my previous posts to address your other topics.

Originally posted by NiceTraderJoe:

• A captcha to reach site links containing Steam IDs (fights scraping)
  
• Log user activity and analyze for potential bot accounts
  
• Help Steam by collecting and reporting bots and hijacked accounts
  
• NEW: Provide a wiki for articles about phishing, bots, proposed and current site countermeasures, etc. (not a sticky thread 200+ posts)
  
• NEW: Trade through Steam Trade Offers rather than direct friending (can friend after offer)

No captchas will be added - most phishing accounts have humans behind them. Useless.

User activity does not indicate an account is a phishing bot or not. Having 0 trades or rarely using the site would match several thousand accounts, and some of the phishing accounts are active but hijacked accounts.

Steam doesn't care.

A wiki is a dedicated application/site and we have no interest in running one. Wikis are also not designed to discuss things, but to provide a collection of information about a certain subject. A problem should not be rewarded with a site to talk about it, it should be solved by the only party that can do something about it, in this case Steam. A new thread explaining the matter is expected to replace the current one.

Trade offers are already available on the site, people are welcome to add their URLs on the settings page and avoid direct adds. We can't force people to stop accepting friend requests - we do not own Steam.

None of your suggestions solve the problem. If people complain on Steam forums instead of doing it here all the time, maybe things will change.

An offer is an offer, it doesn't matter if it is collecting or not.

It is generally a better approach to ask/gather evidence before reporting fake offers.

I closed it for you.

You can hide completed trades from view on your settings page, that's all you can do.

Originally posted by BROSAMA UMADEN:

well i think thats a stupid rule. the only thing i seem to get out of bein in this group is to jump into giveaways. if i cant do that whats gonna encourage me to stay

This is not a giveaway group, this is a group for general Outpost affairs and we don't do giveaways here anymore. If that's the only reason you are in here then yes, you should leave.

Probably because you abused it in the past.