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Humans are social animal, they need to talk here n there. This feature will push steam back to primitive age.
Getting friend requests from random people on the forum or where-ever is bothersome.
A single post isn't enough to make me trust them into letting them follow my activity or updating some 3rd party 'steam profile website' with now my info there, or whatever I didn't give concent t, but now have to make an account for, give them more information as a result in order to get them to throw my details away. (just naming an example)
Unfortunately there are people who take advantage of other people's weaknesses, or message (make Steam throw a pop up) during games. Both are unwanted.
Steam is just a DRM / Launcher; it forces us to make accounts to make use of games using its platform and services, legally at least, and we want to be a good citizen, reward developers for games, promote them making better games, etc. So, it is very buggy that it comes with all the stuff we didn't automatically ask for, such as needing a social profile people can 'befriend'.
Discord is worse on the whole pop up thing I mentioned though, since you can disable it, but then you cannot log off or the settings reset.
Sigh-.
Anyway, I think people have many reasons for not wanting to be friends with random people.
If I help someone on the forum or agree with them on something, that doesn't mean I want to be involved with them or become their therapist or personal PC aid service.
That said Not everybody comes here for the social aspects of Steam. For those it's an annoyance to receive request after request of strangers.
One reason would be that you could miss a friend request from Lilim
I'm sure you can find other ways for guys to simp for you
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that is public information.
edit for the genuises: the friend code is an alternative for any links as those may get filtered elsewhere. there will be no change to it.
bye.
Yeah no sh*t, thanks hackerman. They could make friend codes private if you set your profile to this option only...