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Ah yes, the Steam Shadow Cabal.
Sadly too many people feel the need to ignore facts and logic in favor of a good lie. Just as sadly others will believe anything they read online and think its fact when its nothing more then a delusion repeated by people who are desperately trying to excuse their bad behaviour and justify their repeated bans that support keeps telling them is justified.
Instead of accepting their own behaviour they weave a story where this magical group of users somehow manipulated the volunteer mods, and now manipulate the paid mods and support to continue to harass them, and only they can shed light on it.
Its steams version of QANON.
Needs a more catchy name. And some headquarters in a volcano island
Kind of pointless and hollow to claim users are being banned for breaking the rules when support repeatedly says otherwise, and when certain users blatantly break the rules without anything happening.
Sure it does when you consider the amount of users, posts and bans being done in a day. Large amount of moderation will result in a large amount of mistakes, even if those mistakes are a small percentage of the total moderation.
Sounds like in those cases you just don't properly understand the rules and keep wanting people you don't like being banned ...
The occam's razor explanation would be that the people issuing the bans are just doing a really bad job, just like paid moderators on many other platforms.
I highly doubt the paid moderators are even participating in the forums in any personal capacity.
They're not wrong in that case. Support does often simply do nothing about people blatantly breaking the rules. After this thread got locked earlier this week, a user from this thread followed me to another unrelated thread to continue the argument there and insult me, and Steam support never responded to my report.
And stuff like that happens all the time. On the MW2 forum I saw homophobes posting stuff like "f*ck LGBTQ" and calling gay people degenerates without getting banned. It's obvious to anyone who cares to look that Steam support don't always action rule-breaking content.
Support doesn't primarily punish people, they reverse mistakes from moderation, but its VERY rare for support to engage in actual moderation. I did report one person to support who for instance had a thread where he was stalking a user and constantly posting links to every thread he made and kept bumping it and adding more and they deleted his thread because that was an extreme case of a user REALLY blatantly breaking the rules and stalking people.
Steam Support sometimes moderates individual game hubs when the developers don't want to moderate them themselves. It sounds like it's not the same group that responds to tickets, which is where it gets confusing.
Most of my bans nowadays say "you have been banned by a member of Steam Support". Then I go to Steam support, open a ticket and the ban usually gets overturned for being excessive or not making sense.
AFAIK that is MODERATION that moderates the game hubs, not support. A lot of the confusion around that though is when moderation takes action it says "notification from a member of Steam Support " when its really moderation. The issue is Steam doesn't differentiate between the two there, so people think its someone in support which is a totally different company then the moderators.
(They're also the guys dealing with your ban-related support tickets, BTW)
I've run into it a couple times. One is that on Overwatch, there were a number of 'bad behavior' players who would click 'report', and cause an automated system ban.
That led to a permanent ban, and Blizzard support - where you're supposed to be able to have a person correct that - was terrible, and did not.
I went from a longtime Blizzard supporter to nearly boycotting them for it.
The other was one game forum here on Steam, which I'd mention for them to have a little accountability, but it would probably just be publicity for them, so maybe not.