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I have to be honest, now that you've elaborated, I understand why you got banned. I think it's clear that we're only getting half the story from you, but the half you've told is enough so that it's easy to fill in the blanks.
I had a ban overtuned from steam support as well these last few days it proves their system isn't perfect. You might be "getting" a story here but you still can't see the problem. This "story" will simply allow you to avoid any actual criticism to the system while you keep the head in the sand.
I heard a rumour that (I don't know if it's true) moderators get paid for the ban. Naturally this incentivizes more bans. It would explain a lot of problems with the system.
I don't think Steam really cares that the moderation is bad. They probably only care that the job is getting done and they don't have to worry about it. It's clear that Steam Support don't properly read posts when responding to reports, and they definitely don't read the surrounding context on posts before issuing bans.
I've had two bans from Steam Support overturned by Steam Support, where the agents admitted that the ban reasons didn't make any sense or were very excessive. This is a common problem and I've got a couple of friends who also had to have bans overturned. And because Steam punishes "too many" bans with community restrictions, you can't just ignore the unfair or ridiculous bans. You have to appeal them to prevent them from racking up and causing account restrictions later.
So basically, it's Steam support overturning the bans of the paid outsourced mods. Who indeed only check the reported post and not the context.
The point he brings up about spending a lot of money only to get functionality removed for applying a very vague set of rules is also very valid. Steam never told me when that got into the TOS and I sure as hell wouldn't have agreed to that if they told me. If you spend thousands of dollars on the platform then removing the ability to post screenshots because you told some annoying person to go to hell for example is ridiculous.
And let's be honest most of the people who received bans or warnings have seen how the community guildelines look like in practice, like I'm sure you've seen ban reasons like this one:
This is laughable, you can get banned because you posted an argument and they suspect that it will derail. Getting banned on the possibility of something is right out of Minority Report, it's not real and shouldn't be treated as such. You receive 3 bans like this and you can't post screenshots? Really? That's what you're defending?
I have plenty of criticism for the moderation system. I've also just seen this song and dance plenty of times so that I know when the whiff of BS is in the air.
That poster said "the Dev plasters every alt-left political talking point in their news section and in the game itself", so I checked it out for myself. The only remotely "political" thing in the news section is a post supporting LGBTQ Pride in... pride month. And it had to be locked after only two pages due to toxicity from the usual suspects. If that is what the poster considers "alt-left political talking points", then it's very easy to see what really went on.
The reality is that a majority of the population couldn't care less about Pride month (that can be anything from indifference to being against it and to getting annoyed by news notifications about it in places where it has no place) and companies should respect that instead of shoving it in our faces in the hopes of some extra profit.
Nah, disagree. As a ♥♥♥ person, it's a nice gesture and if anyone doesn't like it, they don't have to read that news post. Your life is in no way worse for seeing a news post that you don't like. And that's ignoring the fact that the existence of LGBTQ people is not "politics".
Besides, I see plenty of people voicing their opposition to it without getting banned. It's usually very specific types of "opposition" that get banned.
Nah, if Steam Support is regularly reverting hub bans, then it's a sign that something is wrong with the moderation. 3 bans are enough to get you a community ban.
Please read the full thread before dropping in with such hot takes.
What does a politician do in a political campaign? They try to appeal to a generally wide demographic by targeting segments of their perceived voters through political campaigning. So they say and do things that would appeal to black people, the LGBTQ etc, that's what politics is.
Companies do the same. When it comes to corporations Pride month is not a gesture, it's a targeted marketing campaign where the goal is indeed to appeal to the LGBTQ so that they will go "oh this company is so nice for thinking of people like me" and they'll buy their products. It's a political marketing campaign the same way how back in the early 20th century tobacco companies released ads under the guise of supporting feminism so that more women would smoke. Have tobacco companies ever done anything for feminism by saying "if you smoke you're an independent woman"? No, they just caused a bunch of cancer.
So if we establish that appealing to a certain group of people based on gender, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ orientation or other politically relevant features is politics then it's easy to see why posts like that frustrate certain people and why they don't belong in Steam news.