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Opaque definition is - blocking the passage of radiant energy and especially light : exhibiting opacity. How to use opaque in a sentence.
basically, not clear.
Whether the person who started this topic is doing so in bad faith or not, there is still a point worth considering here. Several of them, actually.
It's the opposite of transparent.
Misrepresentation of suggestions & false claims about people's egos is not a discussion of the topic subject - it's merely starting a personal argument over contrarianism.
Whether someone wants affirmation or not is actually irrelevant to the merit (or lack thereof) of the suggestion.
Plenty of people know how to read & contextualize that this is going on, so it's not worth arguing about for several pages of posts (like people often do) but that is a common theme & behavior around here... and people can see what is actually going on.
It's worth mentioning once or twice.
Sometimes it really is EVERYONE else that has a big ego but more often... one should consider looking in the mirror
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection
not worth taking the bait, really.
Also this.
Anyway...
I think that post deletion ought to be accompanied by some indication that there was a post there and it was deleted for spam.
But I think the Steam forum system also has a thing where if you delete a more recent spam necro post the thread gets sunk back down, rather than staying near the top.
Various people, including myself, have sometimes responded to threads near the top thinking they're current, even if they were just necro'd by some spammer.
If there's some way to have the indication but also keep the thread sunken, I think that might help.
My responses like the others in threads pertain to the issues of the "suggestions" which are always very obvious, especially in threads making "suggestions" about moderation after users being correctly moderated. Not liking the responses is not seeking an argument, it's pointing out the flaws/issues with the typically poorly thought out suggestions, which a large number of them seek to have a want for Valve to forcefully do something on behalf of others or break local/international laws. Others are just not well thought out, don't work, or are removed things like Crypto or other abused things.
Quoting another does not mean something is "bait" for just being in agreement. In fact, I believe I've had a few disagreements with the individual over time.
Not to mention, if we were to for a moment take on the extremely noticeable similarity of yourself & your friend such as overly similar backseat moderation passive-aggressive threats when users disagree with you two, let alone how things are written you do appear as possibly the same user with an alt. However, there is also clearly a difference in your writing style, which just suggests one is coaching the other on what to say from time-to-time; though following your friends advice is likely going to be detrimental to your forum experience.
Though, each persons experience or thoughts on a user typically doesn't become anothers personal issue, even if they're friends. Ones issue is theirs and theirs alone, as you can't typically trust someone to give you a correct version of the story when it comes from a point of bias.
This however, has nothing to do with the topic, and to hold to ones standards;
However the rules are quite clear, which is why in many cases if something is deleted most regular users automatically know the reason(s) for such. I can see why you personally might want it, but seeing the other thread & its examples that are still visible, make the situation extremely clear as to the "Why".
There is definitely no misrepresentation on my part.
Based on the very simple premise that everyone posting a suggestion presumes and assumes it is a good idea, affirmation is actually a requirement and the merits or lack of are the purpose of a discussion.
I could look in a mirror. You can assume i have a big ego BUT neither would alter my opinions. More odd is that you posted a link and excluded yourself from the point you were trying to make.
Oh darn... you caught me. It´s all just me, using 86 different accounts, keeping a 2 years ongoing self talk alive.
Trying to discredit people with strange, far-fetched constructions - as you seem to try to do - would be generally called how exactly in your opinion?
Here is a perfect example.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/1745643015563656613/
Users with epilepsy and other photosensitive conditions voiced their concerned. They were mocked, ridiculed, and banned. The instigators were left to rampage unchecked.
The biggest issue I have with moderation is the recent admission that Support seems to operate by completely different rules that don't even apply to the forums.
What's even the point then? Mods and support don't communicate and in the end support just does what it wants anyway. Meanwhile mods are free to abuse their powers and support won't do anything about it.
The other issue I have is that you can and will be banned for the pettiest reasons.
https://imgur.com/1aHK2Ya
The new client is giving you migraines? That's bad for PR. Clearly you're just lying.
https://imgur.com/EGdhSJa
You didn't like their favorite game? Heresy. Clearly that's a Terms Of Service violation.
yes I'm making reference to the multiple times others in this forum have accused me of being an alt for someone else, thank you
Anyhow...getting back on topic...
This thread seems like a more appropriate place for me to mention the following:
I once got a mod message from Steam Support. I replied to it, asking for a clarification, but got no answer. I wrote another follow-up reply, asking for a clarification, and still have got no answer.
Does the normal "reply to your mod message" not work when Steam Support posts them?
might be the best decision to make :C
[TinFoilHat] but that's what THEYYYY want [/hat]
For sure just an total coincedence.