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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=961168214
And... https://steamcommunity.com/app/730/discussions/0/1621726179584510041/
Thanks for this guide.
“Naming & Shaming, or abbreviated as "N&S" is the term of when you post someone's profile URL / ID on a forum or any public board / area.”
The first time I was banned for this, it was for posting the discussion owner’s profile on their own name and shame discussion, as an example to not name and shame. I told him that posting profiles won’t do any good because it can be false, and I was banned for naming and shaming. The OP didn’t get banned, and my ban was not lifted.
The second time, I was banned for posting my own profile and calling myself a cheater as a joke. This is the only one that was lifted.
The third time is probably the most controversial. I made a discussion, since I had a brainiac moment combatting a scammer, and thought it was really funny. Basically, the scammer made a bunch of posts in the general CS:GO forum saying to add him for a trade, but every time I caught on and called him a scammer. He would delete the posts directly after someone would post, so people wouldn’t report him. Eventually, he got smart and made a post in the trading forum, and locked it immediately so no one could post. But I made a post directly above it, called “The post below this is a scammer”. I thought this was really funny so I screenshotted the two discussions on top of each other without opening them. I made a post, referring to the scammer as “he” and “the scammer”, making sure to not mention his name. However, I was still banned for name and shame because I’d assume his name showed under the discussion he made. However, I looked up his name, and there were 1600 people with the same name, so there is no way to determine which one it is. Steam Support responded that the ban was correct because my post contained “offensive content”. The scammer is still not banned, and I saw him posting his scam discussions earlier today.
Let me know your opinions on these!
If no replies, contact support through the link within the ban messages.
You say "properly" but that is not how support sees it as.
What really annoys me about the first one is that they told me that since the ban expired they can’t help, but because of that, it was on my record so any future bans would have been worse.
A ban not always means its justified though.
They have all been 1 day though.