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I've read some pretty horrific stuff, I've never commit an atrocity in my life. Am I a genetic freak of nature, or is there more to it than just the words? Almost like the words, are just... words. And, you act like that's the bulk of their content. It's there, but you have to really look for it. It's not front and center. But even if it was.
Note that being a blockchain based service could bring its own set of trouble as nothing can he truly deleted from the blockchain without destroying it entirely or rolling it back to before the infringing or illegal content was added, losing everything added since.
I think you forgot to actually lock the thread when you stated that.
Stuff on Odysee can be removed though, and it does. I'm not sure why no one's mentioned this in the thread yet, people don't seem to really know how Odysee actually works. Odysee is a company and as such is required to follow law; they cannot simply make the content visible on Odysee unremovable. Odysee is a front-end for the LBRY Protocol. The content stored on the blockchain does not go away, thus making it not entirely censorable, however the content can and does get taken down from the Odysee website. This is because Odysee has strict rules laid out in their community guidelines https://help.odysee.tv/communityguidelines/
To put it simply: Odysee is censorable; the LBRY network is not. If a video is removed from Odysee, it cannot be removed on the LBRY network; you need to go to extra measures completely outside of the realm of the Odysee website in order to actually see that removed content.
My point is, while I don't know if Steam is still censoring Odysee dot com links; Steam, unless they themselves don't understand how Odysee really works, shouldn't be censoring it. The whole Odysee platform has moderators who remove illegal content and anything that breaks the Community Guidelines and all content is reportable. I've reported content myself and it was removed quite quickly. The interesting thing is, I saw the exact same video on YouTube not long before and it never got removed from YouTube, at least not at the time.
So, the fact that Odysee is being actively moderated and illegal content is being removed, makes the argument that SlowMango gave you last year, that "Based on that list, they shouldn't allow YouTube links either." entirely valid, because, if someone shares a link to an Odysee video or article that contains something explicit or hate-encouraging, then just like YouTube, that video will be removed by a moderator and the link on Steam will no longer lead people to that video: it will just lead them to a page that tells them that "This content no longer exists". I've seen it happen myself with a piracy channel which was entirely taken down from Odysee. In OP's case, all they were doing was linking to their own reviews in the form of an article on Odysee. If YouTube had the same article feature as Odysee has, and people were linking to it in their Steam reviews just as OP was doing here, it would functionally have just as much danger of leading people to illegal content as Odysee has; both platforms are functionally identical in this way. Either allow both platforms on Steam, or ban both.
Content being against YouTube's ToS =/= content that is illegal/dangerous/hateful/etc.
YouTube has literally removed videos calling out their allowance on gambling ads on kids videos by stating it was encouraging gambling. Despite the creators explicitly saying in the video they do not endorse or encourage gambling.
They've removed videos showcasing(as in calling them out for being fraudulent) scam videos that are only created to get kids to enter personal information into surveys to get "1000 Vbucks for Free".
Nearly half that "wall of text" is taken up by your own comment. If you don't have the attention-span or desire to read and understand my comment that takes only 3.4 minutes to read, your responses to it hold no weight and are valueless.
Remember, it took YouTube being pressured by their advertisers before they cracked down on the Elsagate content.