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So its pointless to get a bunch of people to report the same account because Support will still investigate first before handing out any punishment.
You often see users getting their friends to report a certain profile because they got scammed or even open a thread on the forum asking strangers to report that profile.
That does nothing, it goes just as fast as if only the single user reported the profile.
And its also a reminder that even if you get reported a lot, if you did nothing wrong you dont have to fear anything. You wont get banned just because of reports alone.
That clause doesn't appear if I select the "inappropriate" category for reporting.
Because "scams" is the category where the report function is abused the most by mass reporting a profile or similar. And there is still the (false) rumor that mass reporting a profile will get it banned or speed up the inquiry process by Steam. So Steam points it out when trying to send a report for those cases.
This ^
Meaning ONE report is enough. If something has been reported ONCE it will get looked at at some point. Reporting it a hundred times will neither make it faster nor gurantee any punishment.