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This happened again with sprays. Before the spray hoax, no one talked about sprays aside from 1 or 2 people. Then some guy on Twitter said a few things that was blatant misinformation and tf2 players thought of this as an opportunity to take down bots. They begun spreading this false news as real info and spread the word to everyone. Valve listened and granted them what they wanted, deleting the temp folder and disabling sprays. But of course after they saw what they wanted, they were mad because valve “didn’t listen to them” because they can’t spray their stuff on community servers and other stuff.
Again, if a hoster has bots using gore and other images to display them onto the server, tf2 players will cling onto this and try to “get the bots banned” by starting the previous 2 movements again.
To be fair kids shouldn't be playing the game (doesn't mean it’s ok for them to have porn CO). If parents don't care what their kids do online, it's morally correct to help kids by kicking them from the game so they aren't exposed to harmful content.