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And you're still not owed that information if others don't want you to see it.
And that is commercially not interesting for Valve. Or the game developers or publishers or the players. For nobody actually.
And even in public places people have privacy...
If people report you for something you said on the forums, nothing will happen to you unless what you said breaks the rules.
If you break the rules, then yes you should be reported.
If I walk up to you and ask you for your idea, you can tell me to get lost. So yes you do have a right to privacy while in public.
A company can ask you for your ID to verify you are of age to get into a bar or something like that but you also have the right to say no and walk away. But if you want in, or you want access to what they are doing and that requires your ID you need to give them that info. But again you can just say no and walk away.
You don't have to hand over your ID to anyone other then law enforcement and even they need an actual reason to ask you for your ID. You can say no to them, but then you also risk being detailed till they verify who you are.
But again if some random person who is not a police officer walks up to you and asks you for your idea, you can say no to them as you have a right to your privacy, even in public.
No they don't have to be shown and no the hours you have in them you do not have to show how much you have in them. That is private information that YOU do not need. I don't care if people see what games I have or how many hours in them, but others do care if people see what games they have and how many hours they have in them.
There are people who don't even think the mouse icon should exist. I personally don't care, because I know people can have a game on another platform or another account and be knowledgeable about that game. I also know that just because you have the icon doesn't mean you know squat about a game.
No this is a bad idea. People already complain about the 5 dollar minimum to add friends which has been the only thing that has drastically slowed down spam bot invites.
I do agree that people who have not put 5 bucks into Steam should be limited more on how much they can post in Steam and where they can post but even then those people do need the ability to ask questions before they buy a game.
As for people who want to keep their accounts private... they should not face any restrictions to posting just because they don't want to share their profile you with.
If someone wants to share things, they share it, if not then oh well it's their right to that option if provided in the 1st place.
And reporting people is base on rules, has nothing to do with feelings, it's the fact if someone going out of their to break rules by trying to harm others, or cause nothing but problems then it's a given they should get report example scammers posting scam links, then got people trying to witchhunt without proof, or doxx as online harassment, and so on stuff like that is needed to be reported for these reasons. People having agurements isn't always case of getting into trouble unless it was done to flame others deliberately such as trolls.
Anyways like I said if topic is just opinion base, and all they have done is agure to not provide proof of claim, and such then why humor them it's a clear setup for flame baiting to troll. Got people doing it because they want to farm clown points from Steam, even on reddit people try to farm downvotes, or upvotes whatever case may be.
It's understandable asking people to provide proof, but can't be force agasint one own will, even on privacy, it may not matter how you think it is, but it does to others, as everyone has their own opinions online.
Lastly the price on account yeah doesn't work, GTA V when it was $60 tons of cheaters, same with Call of duty, Battlefield, and list goes on as it all cost money, like CSGO/2 their way to help filter out cheapers was prime, cheater stock up on accounts with prime paying $5 ~ $10 each without care in the world knowing they're not getting that money back, same with game like OverWatch before it went F2P, and game was sold for $20 ~ $40+ which again price isn't the issue, it the fact there always going to be cheaters, and these cheaters actually either download cheats that giving them virues, or paying for cheats online.
No I want that if you select to be Anonymous for personal reasons, you should be allowed to do so, so only your friends can see who you are ... same ingame !
In my case it could be useful so i dont get reported for nothing, just because my name is shown !
And your post historic should be anonymous so only Valve employees can read it and not public, because alot of morons on the forums abuse that in their arguments against you as a person, so they use something you have said against you, just to mock you with it !
So to bring order into this chaos on the forums, then my suggestions is suitable on a social media like this and ingame ..
You can also hide specific games from displaying.
You don't get reported merely for a name showing unless the display name violates the rules
If it's relevant for Employees & Moderation then it's relevant for users, especially when people are posting in bad faith, have a history of posting false information, or demonstrate double-standards & hypocrisy. It's very relevant to see if a user is disingenuous especially if they're trying to hide their behavior & pretend they didn't do or say something when doing a lot of the same thing.
Not a social media site so that would be irrelevant. The rest already has options available you can use at any moment you like, already pre-existing as options.
No I go around with my head visible. I don't go around with a sign over my head or a T-shirt that says stuff about me or any account I use. If someone wants to know that stuff they are more than welcome to talk with me. My profile is like this because nosy users can't poke around. Those that are on my Friends list can in fact see my profile.
If I walk into a shop without a sign saying anything about me I am allowed to talk to people, including staff. That give them the chance to learn details about me, details that I choose to share and when I choose to share it. If you don't like the fact some people value their privacy thats Tuff
Thing about karma is... if everyone simply waits for it, it will never happen. When something actually does happen, it is due to people making reports on the matter, not sitting there and letting it happen. The rest is just dumb luck.
People reporting because of "hurt feelings" doesn't amount to anything. Those who break the rules by harassing and others, should be reported.
Personally I never report, because that would make me a hypocrite. I'm not even hiding that I'm a bad person.
Well Im gonna hafto to disagree with you! You've brought up some good points here to the thread so im not just totally discrediting you, so dont take it that way. You seem like a well rounded individual, and thank you very much for you're insight, and knowledge!
I think maybe it has to do with the fact that we live in two different countries, I see that you're from the Netherlands im not sure how things work over there but here in the US
In Real Life "you have no right to privacy in public"
And that means -Exactly- what I said, now most people are going to respect you're privacy even in public, because you're just kinda of a weirdo if you dont! but hey some folks are just that way!
Thats why to me when i see a steam profile and so called public forums! i couldn't take the two the same! Maybe its like this because valve is cross region? IDK, but what i do know is since you have discredited all of my solutions to this dilemma that seems to be an on going problem here i would like to go with plan A - The option to OPT out of private profile interactions across steam forums, and in games, like completely invisible.
And there's just no way to block all of them i aint got that kinda time. They just keep coming up anyway in all these threads! Heck ive shown you, you've also seen plenty of this! so the one common denominator here is most of them are all private profiles, not saying everybody that has a private profile is bad!
Ohhh it happens buddy I have watched people bit the dust 5 minutes after the fact! sometimes it just takes time to catch up.
now there is a point to were some people need to get reported, but that's why they make a ton of alt private profiles anyway. literally no real consequence for them not to!
You are implying people with a private profile(which is the default setting) are bad because their profile is private.
That is 100% fine you have the right to mask you're profile completely,
I should have the right to OPT out of seeing you period in and out of game! Tired of seeing the aggravated post and im sick of cheaters making new profiles in game!
Whats good for the goose is good for the gander!
Thank you for you're insight!
But yes i agree its a cowardly thing for people to do! Happens all the time in work place only 9xoutof10 you never know about it there because people are not as bawlsy as they are here behind the keyboard! but it really should only bother you if you let it! I mean we are human we all make mistakes and all have skeletons, and problems
take this guy for instance! he tried to do this exact thing you mention! and what do you know its a hidden profile!
but as you can see here if you scroll up I literally took everything he had and threw it in the trash!
too bad im used to this kinda behavior! But i have a heart for everybody and i feel for him!
I don't think this is an effective measure. Instead of trying to observe and ascertain proxies for the rules, just have report people for actually breaking the rules. I am sympathetic, I have seen so many bad actors with hidden profiles, but it's a correlation versus causation issue and I just do not see a level of bad actors so pronounced that this sort of proactive moderation is necessary or useful.