steam support management problem

[naega]

why, if I left a comment on a friend’s profile that the support manager didn’t like, so the trade needs to be banned for me. I mean, if there is a problem with the comment, then maybe it’s better to prohibit me from leaving comments, why take away the opportunity to make trades????
Moreover, because of this stupidity, I cannot buy games in the store for the entire ban period lol, simply because all transactions occur through trade, bees against honey

my thought is simple, they can separately prohibit changing their nickname or avatar if they violate the rules, why can’t they then separately prohibit leaving a comment without literally turning the entire Steam for me into a useless thing for half a year. This is really funny, I no longer have the opportunity to buy the game because the support decided so, now I have to pirate it, thanks for saving my money, lol

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Save your money,

[MrSteel300]

that is weird but what is your suggestion?

[Mad Scientist]

Your profile shows no trade ban, and "support manager" isn't a thing nor do any Valve employees contact individuals through chat, it sounds like you're being scammed by a hijacked account.

[naega]

MrSteel300 původně napsal:

that is weird but what is your suggestion?

Why does the community ban for comments apply to a trade, for example, in Dota 2, in an event, I can’t share a token with a friend, and a friend can’t give it to me, because I’m simply not on the list lol

[naega]

Mad Scientist původně napsal:

Your profile shows no trade ban, and "support manager" isn't a thing nor do any Valve employees contact individuals through chat, it sounds like you're being scammed by a hijacked account.

not on this profile* otherwise I wouldn’t be able to write here, on my main there is a ban, a market ban for comments in the profile, lol

[Mad Scientist]

naega původně napsal:

Mad Scientist původně napsal:

Your profile shows no trade ban, and "support manager" isn't a thing nor do any Valve employees contact individuals through chat, it sounds like you're being scammed by a hijacked account.

not on this profile* otherwise I wouldn’t be able to write here, on my main there is a ban, a market ban for comments in the profile, lol

Trade bans are almost exclusively for those using the account for commercial activity or are otherwise engaged in activity that is against the agreement, it's not something they use lightly.

If there's an active forum or community ban, you wait for it to expire, ban evasion is something heavily frowned upon.

[naega]

the problem is solely in the comment, this is the official answer from support: I received a community ban for half a year for a couple of comments, therefore I cannot trade

Mad Scientist původně napsal:

naega původně napsal:

not on this profile* otherwise I wouldn’t be able to write here, on my main there is a ban, a market ban for comments in the profile, lol

Trade bans are almost exclusively for those using the account for commercial activity or are otherwise engaged in activity that is against the agreement, it's not something they use lightly.

If there's an active forum or community ban, you wait for it to expire, ban evasion is something heavily frowned upon.

[Crazy Tiger]

naega původně napsal:

MrSteel300 původně napsal:

that is weird but what is your suggestion?

Why does the community ban for comments apply to a trade, for example, in Dota 2, in an event, I can’t share a token with a friend, and a friend can’t give it to me, because I’m simply not on the list lol

The word community ban says it already, you're excluded from participating in the community. Trading is part of that.

It's one of the punishments and can be considered an incentive to not get such a ban, you know.

[76561199648916059]

Community bans are often triggered by steams moderation who abuse individuals by reviewing posting history and removing and flagging comments across two or more forum hubs, it's a old exploit used by the cowards to inflict harsher punishments on people they target.


Over all steams company is ran by some resentful cancel culture they see people as profit but at the same time you are dealing with individuals who spent life being bullied, now they have a tiny position of authority and abuse it to become the bullies that ruined their childhood.

[naega]

Crazy Tiger původně napsal:

naega původně napsal:

Why does the community ban for comments apply to a trade, for example, in Dota 2, in an event, I can’t share a token with a friend, and a friend can’t give it to me, because I’m simply not on the list lol

The word community ban says it already, you're excluded from participating in the community. Trading is part of that.

It's one of the punishments and can be considered an incentive to not get such a ban, you know.

yeah cool, I broke the rule of 1/10th of the entire community, now I can’t even change my avatar and buy a skin in CS2, damn, the support forbade me to donate to their games, this is really cool

[naega]

Majestically Awkward původně napsal:

Community bans are often triggered by steams moderation who abuse individuals by reviewing posting history and removing and flagging comments across two or more forum hubs, it's a old exploit used by the cowards to inflict harsher punishments on people they target.


Over all steams company is ran by some resentful cancel culture they see people as profit but at the same time you are dealing with individuals who spent life being bullied, now they have a tiny position of authority and abuse it to become the bullies that ruined their childhood.

My last insult that was deleted was almost a month ago, but I only received the ban now at a random moment lol. But the main thing is that I can no longer buy anything on Steam

[Mad Scientist]

naega původně napsal:

the problem is solely in the comment, this is the official answer from support: I received a community ban for half a year for a couple of comments, therefore I cannot trade

Mad Scientist původně napsal:

Trade bans are almost exclusively for those using the account for commercial activity or are otherwise engaged in activity that is against the agreement, it's not something they use lightly.

If there's an active forum or community ban, you wait for it to expire, ban evasion is something heavily frowned upon.

Half a year is also not used lightly, thus I would advise against ban evasion. If this is from a community ban as tiger said, this includes trading and all community features. Evading such on another account can also cause further problems or future restrictions for the affected account and any other account being used.

Majestically Awkward původně napsal:

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Misinformation is not going to help the situation, users should not be ban evading, especially when support is aware of them doing so. Any main account may eventually suffer prolonged to permanent restrictions. Half a year implies severity or a very large amount of corrections being necessary over time to the point it's nearly permanent, as that's likely the next escalated step.

[Crazy Tiger]

naega původně napsal:

Crazy Tiger původně napsal:

The word community ban says it already, you're excluded from participating in the community. Trading is part of that.

It's one of the punishments and can be considered an incentive to not get such a ban, you know.

yeah cool, I broke the rule of 1/10th of the entire community, now I can’t even change my avatar and buy a skin in CS2, damn, the support forbade me to donate to their games, this is really cool

Don't like the punishment, don't break the rules. ;)

It's mostly done this way to prevent people from being asshats and still profiting of it after getting banned, I think. which is a perfectly acceptable reason, in my opinion.

[naega]

Crazy Tiger původně napsal:

naega původně napsal:

yeah cool, I broke the rule of 1/10th of the entire community, now I can’t even change my avatar and buy a skin in CS2, damn, the support forbade me to donate to their games, this is really cool

Don't like the punishment, don't break the rules. ;)

It's mostly done this way to prevent people from being asshats and still profiting of it after getting banned, I think. which is a perfectly acceptable reason, in my opinion.

anyone can break any rules, that's not how it works

[MrSteel300]

Majestically Awkward původně napsal:

Community bans are often triggered by steams moderation who abuse individuals by reviewing posting history and removing and flagging comments across two or more forum hubs, it's a old exploit used by the cowards to inflict harsher punishments on people they target.


Over all steams company is ran by some resentful cancel culture they see people as profit but at the same time you are dealing with individuals who spent life being bullied, now they have a tiny position of authority and abuse it to become the bullies that ruined their childhood.

damn bro you really want to be put on their black list now lol