Reporting NSFW artworks

[[?]legit]

My steam settings are set to filter all the nudity and anime pron artworks, but the filter algorithm doesn't always work. Is there a way to report those artworks and write "This should be filtered" as a reason, so that the algorithm can be optimized? I don't want to abuse the report system.

[AustrAlien2010]

Is there a way to report artworks? I bet there is. If you don't want to give the reason, then the one seeing the report may guess the reason.

[Aachen]

Why would Valve want random users’ ideas about “pron” to inform its algorithms?

[ShelLuser]

Another question could be: why would you visit the profiles of random Steam users if you're sooo uncomfortable with getting confronted with this?

Anyway, the answer is simple: report the profile, explain the issue, optionally block ("ignore") the user and move on.

The personal artwork box isn't meant to share pr0n because it's not filtered by the system to my knowledge; not as strict as games are (for those you have to specifically enable adult contents). So yah, report 'm.

Of course, my real suggestion would be not to visit random profiles if you're so easily offended by stuff.

[Crazy Tiger]

Yes, simply use the report function. If you, for example, click on the artwork on your own profile, you'll notice a cog icon. Click it, then click on report.

[kbm demon.♡]

Wow I didn't expect this coming from someone with Onizuka as their pfp

[Xhoas]

Why do you want to report art?

[vexviron]

Publicado originalmente por legit:

My steam settings are set to filter all the nudity and anime pron artworks, but the filter algorithm doesn't always work. Is there a way to report those artworks and write "This should be filtered" as a reason?

Yes, you can report artwork. You have to click on it and look for the little gear image on the right-hand side, above where the comments are. If you click this, a menu will pop up and allow you to report the artwork.

[Archform]

Should you be looking at anything on steam for work?

[Crystal Sharrd]

Publicado originalmente por Archform:

Should you be looking at anything on steam for work?

You don't have to be at work to not want to see NSFW content.

[Archform]

Publicado originalmente por sonic65101:

Publicado originalmente por Archform:

Should you be looking at anything on steam for work?

You don't have to be at work to not want to see NSFW content.

Is it NSFW is your not at work though?

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por Archform:

Should you be looking at anything on steam for work?

I regularly used to use Steam while at work (before I retired). Although that's not the only reason for people not wanting to see NSFW stuff. That's just a term, it doesn't mean they ARE at work.

In any case, the user can report anything via the methods others have detailed.

It is NOT abusing the report system unless you're being over-zelous and ridiculous. And in which case, Valve would likely tell you.

If there's evidence they will be actioned.

[Lady Noire🌸]

You can report it. Support removes the content if it breaks any of the rules. (Being it too explicit or offensive nature.) I reported countless profiles, they took action.

Furthermore, I recommend that you read this (about the user generated content rules):

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=4045-USHJ-3810

Thanks.

[Radene]

Steam is NSFW; or would your boss care whether you were looking through art of tanks or art of boobies if he caught you browsing Steam on company time?

[Seraphita]

Point is, Steam has nsfw games so it's only normal to have nsfw art that goes along with it. If you look at games during work, you better have a good reason regardless. It's true however that the thing that filters images should at least do what it must do. Why not tag images?

[kaibarnard]

I suspect anime = porn in this persons mind so any anime that shows skin is pron to them - just another prude thinking of the children