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I hate the idea that people will use bot accounts to then spam thousands of links to people all over steam.
Ahhh I see, the "I don't like your answer so I'm going to act like a child" response. Again, I like not being spammed with group invites by bots.
If you have a plan that would work better while allowing non-friends to invite you to groups to prevent the spam/scams from happening, we're all ears.
That's just another avenue to send scam links or to try to get users to leave Steam to talk to a fake admin.
Anything else?
So then we will be bombarded with hundreds of messages of either "Would you like to join X group?" or "Check out imnotascammertryingtotrickyou dot com" (though with a copy and paste able or click able link instead of just dot com)
No thanks. And if Valve EVER decided to allow something like this, there would have to be a switch to not allow any kind of group invite along with a message from people and it would have to be off by default, which pretty much breaks your idea.
It current prevents spamming and abuse. If I don't want to be spammed with group invites, that's great. If you send a friend request, i accept it and you talk to me about the group, i'll either be interested in it or i'm not. I would then otherwise not accept the friend request and go about unbothered as I was. It is fine as is.
Because people don't want to be invited to random groups by random people.