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The issue report page isn't the problem. It's only a few individuals misunderstanding the purpose of this place. Calling out bots is valid. Pestering them about it is not.
Let them sort out the issues, they'll get to it in due time. Anti-Cheat making is no easy feat, and attempting to rush them only encourages less time that can be spent bettering things.
The best I could think of is CS2's Overwatch system and VACnet in TF2, or manual moderation, but nobody wants to play cheater Whack-A-Mole.
Ah, yes, the classic tactic of silencing dissent and blaming the victims. Let's ignore the root cause – Valve's blatant neglect – and instead point fingers at players for expressing their frustration. Newsflash: community activism is not the problem, it's a symptom of the problem. And suggesting we simply abandon a game we've invested time and money in is a pathetic excuse for a solution.