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And quite frankly most of the stuff they censor IS censored for a reason, such as: dodgy grey market sites, chan sites, link shorteners...
It will not be disabled
That is a shame. IMO, it should be a client-sided option, but who am I to say anything.
like I said I understand there is a reason, but for some it is annoying that it becomes unreadable some times.
I was thinking the same
1. Censorship is a governmental tool. It does not apply to actions of corporations. Please stop using the word censorship when you should use FILTERING.
2. A good idea expressed badly seems like a bad idea. If someone is unable to express their thoughts without expletives, chances are their thoughts suck.
3. The filter also eliminates links to dangerous scam sites. Considering how many morons are already falling victim to scammers on Steam, just imagine how many more such victims would there be if www. -click-on-my-scam-site-and-give-me-your-password- .com would work...
2. Again your right.
3. we are only talking about swears, it is posible to have a option to disable those and still block bad links
also, please don't creat fake quotes, I understand what your doing butthats not about this topic.
That's like saying you want to keep your front door locked, but if chosen people want to come in, the door will be magically unlocked for them.
It doesn't matter what you're talking about. The filter is still only one single filter that is used for everything. Until Valve decides to create new, different filters for different things, enabling swear words is simply not happening.
Steam is huge in term of it's community, with a diverse array of people, gamers alike with different walks of life and different ways of expressing themselves. But you have to remember, this is a public forum on the internet. Although the Steam community is for the most part self-contained it it's region of the internet, it's still a public forum for everyone to access and comment on provided you stay within any set of rules and regulations you agree with on Steam. There isn't always going to be a moderator to look at every profanity, every uncivil controversial term or topic and every break in regulation that can be found on this forum. This is the same problem that's happening with YouTube right now, where their so overwhelmed with the amount of and variety of people just being toxic that they are desperately trying to find a way to clean up the community without upsetting everyone.
Granted, the YouTube community in terms of the comments are notoriously toxic, but that's to be expected with any community where any kid with a wise-ass mouth can grab a tablet or phone and start spewing vulgar remarks about anyone he perceives as a threat in some way, or just for ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles.
Steam obviously wants to keep their public discussions as civil as possible without being too intrusive. I'm not saying we should be complacent to censorship, but I'm saying we should pay attention to the nuance of their intentions. This is a sight open to just about anyone of all ages, even some children have steam accounts. Steam doesn't want to get sued by some irresponsible parent because the kid says they picked up the word "c*nt" for instance from a discussion on the game Grand Theft Auto V. People do sue companies and corporations for ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like that, and nowadays 60% of the time they win. It's stupid, I know. But that's just how it is. I'm not saying it's completely effective either, far from it. If they have access to Steam discussions, it's safe to assume they have access to at least the general internet.
I see this as a precautionary measure to alleviate themselves of some liability in case some dumb parent does try to blame them for something their kid picked up. There could also be any number of reasons, but I like to gravitate towards them just trying to keep it civil. It's not too intrusive, although if you don't have much of an imagination it can interfere with context.