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but another thing, can't you just do a new account? Or did this incident just make you say: "well, ♥♥♥♥ this then."
Valve soesnt even care enough to make working ban rules or whatever... on the top of that, yes, it has passed, which means it cannot pass anymore, meaning he is permanently timebanned.
This costs them nothing and very little time to counter notice my counter claim, whereas puts me at the mercy of another company - who 9 times out of 10 wouldn't want to get involved - that now has to take time to provide proof of their copyright and then also decide to grant me permission.
Gah! This is a money thing. Cannot use legendary word. Apparently we can't use Police Public Phone boot eighter and Fallout word eighter anymore. *sigh* But in your case or any other all expletatives like Epic, Legendary. Supreme etc... Certainly we can't sue against the use of the rightfully spelled words of the dictionary?!
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I think that company might get sued for red herrings. I mean it harmed and harassed an innocent into claiming something provable to not belong to them was theirs!
my head hurts
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That's it, their answer to a problem they caused. They turned a DMCA claim into an unlawful one. Rather than investigate, they just removed anything with an infringing word not even content, and upon requesting help with this fault of theirs, they refuse to do so.
What they don't understand is a lot of Workshop authors use Steam as a part of their portfolio professionally. There are a few big names within the TTS Workshop community who actually get contracted to do work. So in actual fact Valve is infringing on the potential monetary income of authors who would lose work.
This is clearly grounds for the affected parties to claim damages from Valve for negligence, maybe they would pay attention then.
Yeah I think so but remember the 6B part of their terms. Basically it stipulate that anything you post on Steam is owned by Steam. (I wish it wasn't the case because I would use the workshop like mad if I didn't had to worry about my intellectual properties. :D )