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This is not a place for emoticon art, or making identity flags with emotes in many posts, if you want such behavior I must strongly urge you to visit twitter and reddit, where such is tolerated.
There is more that people can do for themselves here than just those things[/quote]
If you're hinting at your suggestion - They can do that outside of Steam.
Store. Products. Customers. Profit.
You're either in the "Customer" circle, or you're in the "Not a Customer" circle.
Nothing else matters. People can represent themselves outside of the site/service, again; look at the state of things changed for that strict entire purpose you're suggesting, those companies are dying because of it.
Which is where their developer-friendly service kicks in, which is as mentioned; Steam representing Customers & Developers. For the sole purpose of business. Developer makes, customers purchase.
It would be a better idea to just make a good product, and sell a good product. The moment you focus on anything else, is when you doom it. The only demographic should be "a large amount of people would want to play this, thus becoming customers".
It's more of an "if we do this, we'll have to do more things for more people and groups" which equates to the very business-killing decisions other industries have followed, and are for some reason, still doing despite increased layoffs and inability to profit.
They should stay away from anything other than just selling games.
One thread isn't indicative of how the entire forum operates or every time large quantities of emoticons are used anywhere.
Again, context matters ...a lot.
What a shame...
Too bad that they've got all of this stuff going on then:
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/#games
https://steamcommunity.com/actions/GroupCreate
https://steamcommunity.com/my/home/
https://steamcommunity.com/my/friends/
https://steamcommunity.com/?subsection=broadcasts
https://store.steampowered.com/stats
https://steamcommunity.com/my/badges/
https://steamcommunity.com/market/
https://store.steampowered.com/points/shop
https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/
None of that is "just selling games".
Besides, if you want to get games from a company that makes decisions like Nintendo then perhaps you should just get games from Nintendo.
(Although, even Nintendo ALSO does marketing, which isn't "just selling games" either.)
I think there's a website that specializes in selling just eroges that I heard about twice, which only sells games & does nothing more.
Thats not Valve/steam, but the community and the companies that sell their games on Steam. Valve provides community features, that is different from Valve actively promoting and mingling in activism.
Have you read the copyright statement at the bottom of every single page in the community? :
Okay, sure, but I already commented on that:
Although, I think it's funny that people are responding as if they're worried that Valve MIGHT.
Anyways, I also pointed out that developers can do it (which actually IS independent of Valve's business decisions) & this was the response:
They CAN publish elsewhere ...but they can also publish here.
It's a capability. ...& one which all of the Steam & SteamWorks terms permit.
This isn't any more or less the place for publishing games of any kind than any other platform for almost any kind of content that is capable of being published here.
(Sometimes Valve declines to publish something but that's very rare.)
Anyways, it's not like these users are going to.
I've been telling people that if they want it to be different to make their own games for years now... no one ever does. (*lol*)
https://store.steampowered.com/sale/lgbtq-sale/
And past steam sales have had their own emoticons:
https://steamcommunity.com/market/search?q=summer+sale+emoticon#p1_default_desc
I see absolutely no reason why an upcoming pride sale shouldn't also have some way to gain pride emoticons.
Workshop is for mods. Mods help keep games entertaining and add more value = it sells games. Broadcasts help sell games. Groups are a social feature which helps sell the use of Steam itself, ie selling games. You know darn well what we're talking about here.
You must be unaware of copyright/DMCA takedowns against content creators & users by nintendo, for daring to make mods or make videos about games, especially critical ones. They've also done a DMCA against someone that made a parody game.
Again, you know what we're talking about, that or you're just trolling.
If I recall someone else said this was not a valve-created thing but of developers, which is basically them keeping their hands clean of social-political activity; just allowing the sale but not promoting it as other companies do. You can ask developers in that category to make such emoticons that you can purchase in the points shop.
Keep in mind, though; it's an international store, and some of the bigger countries involved have a large issue with certain things acceptable in other countries; companies tend to not want to anger such countries since they're cash cows. Unlike other companies they don't do the whole give you an icon, pretend to be for the thing, and not display the same thing in a country hostile against it; they don't do it at all, because they are just a store and give you some minor social features to go with it. So allowing a dev to make them and sell them in the points shop, would keep Valves hands free of it entirely compared to suggesting they make and promote it themselves.
None of what you said that goes against what I said. Like I said, they already have sales, they are literally having a LGBTA+ sale right now which invalidates your claim that they can't have LGBTA+ stuff. And if they can have an LGBTA+ sale then by extension they can have emoticons for that sale the same as they already have had in the past for other sales.
https://store.steampowered.com/sale/lgbtq-sale/
Developers may make emoticons for such, valve making such could result in issues from other countries, especially china and the middle east.
Complete reality denial, I posted a link showing Valve's store LGBTA+ sale they clearly have done artwork and made a page just for the sale.Your post has descended into complete denialist absurdity.
Here is that link again:
https://store.steampowered.com/sale/lgbtq-sale/
https://twitter.com/valvesoftware
https://twitter.com/Steam
https://twitter.com/Steamworks
So again
Developers may make emoticons for such, valve making such could result in issues from other countries, especially china and the middle east.
There's also the matter that the acceptance is in decline as well, which is typically what happens when attempting to continually push things over time. This is a store, not twitter, the fact they don't change their icons like other companies speaks really well of their stance.
fun fact:
https://store.steampowered.com/sale/summer2021
what is that?
https://store.steamchina.com/sale/summer2021
and what is that? ;)
Yeah, I think you're simply showing your true colors there, this isn't about whether Valve supports LGBTA+, this is simply you not wanting to see any LGBTA+ and wishing it'd all be swept under the rug and forgotten about. Just because a extremely religious country and an abysmal dictatorship don't like LGBTA+ is not a good reason to start being actively homophobic, there is no good reason to be homophobic.