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Never said my opinion is a fact.
Which still does not make moderation useful or less obsolete lol.
It does solve it as everyone toxic people engage can just mute them, preventing them from having any effect. Plus common sense.
If you act out of place all the time, people simply won't talk to you anymore. No one needs a moderator to shut someone down.
Are you scared of someone's words ?
I guess we won't find common grounds here. Cheers.
Because I believe that "TOXIC behaviour " is used way too lightly and quickly and even non-toxic behaviours are marked as such and then wrongfully punished, such as my bans which ALL have been revoked by Steam Valve immediately.
Comprende ?
If it's general steam forums, that's a different kettle of fish since Steam moderators actually have a set of rules they're supposed to adhere to.
However, nobody is OBLIGATED to provide a platform, one way or the other. And toxic behavior did indeed have its consequences even pre-internet days.
I read the steam rules and they can be stretched a lot. A moderator can literally mark EVERYTHING as combative behaviour or a disturbance. Literally.
No one is obligated to do anything, lol. You said that around a 1000 times. BUT a company usually has the goal to provide a fair and good environment for its customers and this is not happening by enabling mods to act this loosely.
You are basically saying (on every thread you participate I might mention) that criticism is not allowed and pointless as the owner of this platform can do (legally) whatever the hell they want.
How is that going for you ?
I got perm banned from Domina's game hub for telling people who were joking about Trans suicide rates that if they didn't like Steam's ToS, they could find another platform.
Devs have complete control of their game hubs, and can moderate it as they see fit.
That's quite literally how it works.
Keep in mind, there's also a difference between complaining/bashing a product/dev and constructive criticism. "Game is buggy, dev sucks" isn't considered constructive for example.
However, that has nothing to do with "moderation" and more with the absolute freedom given to Devs.
Its quite tiring.
Reminds me of winning in chess against a pigeon, the pigeon will still jump the board and throw all the figures down.
Have a good day.
WarThunder did it when they screwed over the repair system for f2p players, Diablo 4's doing it to silence people who're upset with the game, etc.
Less to do with moderation, more to do with Dev's freedom/lack of structure attributed across game hubs.
Me not looking in disgust at a toddler plastering the walls with crap doesn't solve the wall being littered.
Yes it is actually needed. Both behaviors are against the rules. And the rules states the penalties of not abiding to them.
This quote self explains it. I won't drink of a poisoned well.
This isn't about the need of moderation as much as it's about certain styles of moderation.
As a service provider Steam had a choice to make. Who has the upper hand on a game discussion forum: Steam or the Dev? Since they allow devs to completely opt out of Steam moderation they've decided to go down the Reddit Route. Let devs manage their own communities, set their own rules and only intervene at an upper layer.
And just like in Reddit, it means you're going to find all shades of moderation and community management. But that doesn't mean moderation in itself has no purpose.
It's probably for the better to stop seeing the whole of Steam Forums as a homogeneous place and more like we look at Reddit, or Discord.
Freedom of speech has never included the right to lie or the right to insult or hurt people.
Society needs rules or it descends in to chaos, because there are a lot of very stupid, manipulative, hurtful people out there.
but at some point myself received a community ban.
later on i found out that it only comes if someone gets banned from multiple forums.
i only post here, maybe i have some posts on cs2 forum too, can't recall.
thing is that if i broke the rules somehow, then ok i could roll with that ban like i stated to the support when i opened a ticket about it.
but the mods lifted it. the reason for it was simply one word: "spamming".
perhaps i did spam, or perhaps i was reported. i don't know.
all i know is that forums need mods. and not just for perhaps couple people that may get funky.