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Additionally with such actions by Valve all information about developers, publishers, customer reviews and the product itself often disappears. Since many platforms automatically pull information via the API no one verifies the accuracy and it can seem as if a product never existed. With Valve's monopoly through Steam, what gets removed here essentially ceases to exist—or was never there to begin with.
The whole situation becomes even more confusing when developers and publishers change names as often as underwear. For consumers, the system is completely non-transparent and designed in a way that is unfriendly to consumers.
This process results for countless products disappearing quietly with customers not even being informed. And what about them? If someone still wants to write a review for such a product? Well, that's just bad luck.
Something really needs to change in this relation. Unfortunately, it's just as you said and it doesn't make things any easier.
Can you cite any example of that actually occuring? Games are not removed very often and very very very rarely do they ever come back once removed. So it sounds like your inventing a problem that doesn't exist.
If a developer acted inappropriately to the point there game was removed they are typically banned from releasing another game on steam so your scenario isn't even possible,
https://www.pcgamer.com/domina-has-been-delisted-from-steam-after-yet-another-transphobic-diatribe/
If a developer is banned from Steam for harassing people using their game's store page (over two years ago, at that), it doesn't really make sense to keep the store page up.
What importance is it it when it's not a product for sale?
People interested in the controversy can visit the wayback machine.
Then explain this.As the store page for it still loads.
The store link don't work no more but the store page still works from your library.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3370561455
Yea seen that had to make a screen shot of it.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3370561455
Edit: nevermind. It's accessible through browser.
Some games it shows the store page then some games when you click store in library it just goes to the main store page. Like mortal kombat arcade collection if i click on store page in my library it just takes me to the main store page.
Weird it lets you through a browser but not the client.
Also, games removed by Valve also lose the store pag3e. Games delisted by the publisher keep their store pages, unless the publisher removes the store page.
Your Mortal Kombat example is one of the latter, Domina the former.