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just as Jaiz alerted us to before they started closing the discussion topics.
forbidding people to be able to play what you upload.
At this point, Ryan, it's could get a whole lot worse than that.
Will definitely be interesting seeing how long it lasts and if mods/support come after me.
Ryan, seeing as how this is going, this is going to force some official action to be taken. How it will be is up to them.
But they can't prevent our right to freedom of speech to rightfully spread awareness.
Fox is awesome and has been actively helpful throughout:
guess valve wants a court case and legal matter of this then.
so be it.
we could always go to the GDPR
They've locked/taken down 3 topics of mine. Trust me lad. Until ♥♥♥♥ truly happens, its out of our hands.
Seeing as only both of us posted in that thread, you should go here and salvage your posts and replicate them here:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/my/commenthistory
I have all posts saved regarding Helm's Deep, I could dig up yours, but it's better if you did it in addition to removing whatever vaguely might've violated ToS. Genuinely not sure what was wrong with that thread, but I'd bet some report against it conveniently mis-construed something and a paid moderator acted on it based solely on that one out-of-context nugget.
Following is my single post from:
Nothing within my below reincarnated post violates the Steam Subscriber Agreement (even though other posts within it may have, including the one I merely quote below), and it is my data and during my chat with Fox here I was actively speaking with a lawyer:
But yea, Tsuey, i got the standard automated copy paste reply from support.
It had what appeared my whole post in it... but nothing indicating the name shaming.
Got accused of name shaming but they didn't specify what exactly set it off.
So be it... at this point, as I said previously, I guess they can risk a legal matter.
Let's just sit back and let Daniel violate the agreements and do his criminal activity.
Willing to bet plenty of server admins might be ready to sue and press charges.
Valve/Steam should maybe ask us what's wrong instead of silencing us.
Now I can finally tell you that other people have tried taking up the cause on your behalf.
Taking naming and shaming out of context is overly simple, for example:
You've just been named and shamed, to the miniscule extent that causes moderation to act if enough people complained about it.
there's A LOT of "item was removed or deleted" or whatever it says.
but yea like any typical message board/forum software...
surely our content is just in some staff only "trash can" forum or whatnot.
anyway, i requested to see it we can get it back, and of course, "cleaned" as necessary.
how else can this whole mess with him and the map be resolved if info is missing?
ikr
also:
Naming & Shaming: Explained https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=848934862
It's completely possible that your thread was blamed for triggering an influx of reports against the Workshop mod, while Steam Support just looked at it from the angle of, "Well, there is already an internal discussion for this with Fox and Rayman1103, this is beating a dead horse because we're already aware of this, and we don't need more reports, therefore kill further reports at the alleged source".
I personally wish you could post your Steam Support response here, but I understand if you don't want to. If I had to guess, it wasn't traditional "naming and shaming" but rather the "call to action" that provoked unnecessary response given Valve already being aware -- albeit profoundly negligent -- of this situation.