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One glance at the front page of the site shows that statement to be false.
And sites aren't filtered proactively. If the review filter is tagging it as malicious is because they have positives in malicious content coming through there. Nothing out of the ordinary. Cyberlocker systems have been going in and out of the filter as phishers and scammers have adopted and dropped them through time.
Most you can do is taking it up to Steam Support.
Oh really? Let's see:
"Flat earth, earth diameter and lightspeed"
"ATTENTION! Atomic wallet hacked!"
"How leftwing is BITCOIN"
"BREAKING NEWS! USA ownes salvaged UFOS. FIRST CONTACT!"
"Uncovered: The dark planet of the elites"
"DeepState angedas and the hidden truth"
And that was just a quick glimpse at the front page.
Alsways funny when people that just retell every conspircy numbnut like a parrot say something like this.
But what do I expect from some that thinks things he disagrees with are "dangerous". And what conspiracy theory am I pushing, exactly? Oh right, none. You are just talking to talk. I go to and post to a place you don't personally like so I'm a dirty person automatically in your mind. That's very mature and high level thinking right there.
The link to the OP's Odysee review article posted in their Steam game review works just fine, and returns the usual yellow "You are Leaving Steam"notice page, not the red "dangerous link blocked" page.
(Quick edit to replace "warning" with "notice" re: the yellow "leaving Steam" notice page.)
At least that's how it's been all day, seems they fixed it now.
If you were prevented from editing or deleting the review earlier, it's likely that someone flagged the review and reported it. That will freeze a review until Steam Support can check it manually. And if no issues are found, the flag is removed. You have a "fan" who reported your review, that's it. I've had it happen to a few of my reviews when my friendly neighborhood stalkers "fans" who troll me on a certain game hub decide to report my reviews for that game and its DLCs. Support looks at the flag, determines nothing is wrong and it was a false report, and removes the flag and my permissions to edit or delete are returned. It's a PITA, but if the "fans" do it too often and abuse the report system, they can lose their ability to report things for a bit.
Funyn how you feeld adressed by my statement even though I never did say you were one of those people I reffered to.
And immideatly you are so triggered that you make assumptions and jump to conclujsions.
The fact is, I never even claimed any of this to be "dangerous", but only qouted you qouting Steam.
But since reading comprehension apparently isn't your forteand you don't have any valuable arguements or anything productive to say I won't bother wasting any more time with you.
Yeah I quoted you to make it more easy to see what I was referring to wiht my answer.
But funny how that all triggers you so much that you now have to start with insults and ad hominem.