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If you want to send rude pictures and viruses to your friends in chat, use a different chat client. Steam doesn't want to be anywhere near responsible for that.
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/7/1480982338947487869/#c1480982338965607969
So you're arguing for more link-removal? Dropbox and Google Drive aren't blocked, after all, and you can host and link far more infectious file types through those than you can with image boards.
The reason we've used steam as a primary communication method for something like ten years now is that is of course, convenient. Integrated with all games, something we've always got running.
While I acknowledge that Valve has a financial interest in protecting its users even from links sent from friends, given account takeovers are a thing, I do not agree that falsely flagging a popular image board as a malware vector is the way to go about it, as it trains users to accept mutilated links that come from friends. While the ol' scammy workarounds of "[domain] . com" and "[domain] DOT com" normally do not warrant even a glance to know that they shouldn't be entered, that might change if Steam starts requiring it to share pictures of cute doggos.
Bah, this is why I hate heavy-handed censorship. I swear I remember something that got around the heart wordfilter and allowed you to see what was actually written. But no, it is not a site that focuses on pornography, just a popular image board. While it is true that the same domain does host some pornography, that doesn't mean it's a porn site. Unless you'd call other similar sites such as twitter, reddit, or imgur porn sites.
Oh, well, good. Do you have any idea of about how long this kind of thing takes to go into effect?
It is coming up as ♥ on the forums. That means it is only filtered and not blacklisted.
I'm still getting the "Link Blocked!" page when a click a link I've sent, which is what happened when they were getting removed. I can't test if I can receive the links yet because nobody's online. [Edit: Seven hours after Killah made that post, 2+2Chan links are still removed from friend chat] Although, if I close and reopen a chat window it shows that it's removing the links still. Well, hopefully it'll be sorted out before long.
Done.
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/12/492378265882262914/#c1480982971156892484
I'm talking about the private chat filter for links. I can judge for myself whether a link is safe or not, I don't need some algorithm doing it for me.
Blacklisted will never be allowed to show anywhere.
That's why it should be an option that's hard to reach and cumbersome to disable.
Not to mention, it's not that hard to not be stupid. If you don't trust something, don't click it, period.
Then again I know how stupid people can be because all the computers I had to reformat all belong to people who do the exact opposite of what I just said.
1. Idiots tend to be too dumb to realize they're idiots. They'll check the checkbox genuinely thinking it applies to them.
2. Idiots tend to be too dumb to understand what they just read. Or to read stuff at all. They'll check the checkbox because some idiot friend said "Hey bruh, check dat shizzle to get rid of all that crap annoyance on Steam". Or because some Reddit guide told them to do so, for the same reason.
Oh, it is hard. I personally don't get what's so hard about reading and looking up technical terms one doesn't understand, but people can't do that. I don't know why.
Let's agree on that!
PS: There's historical precedence for idiots being idiots. Or for idiots refusing to take responsibility, a while ago, Steam guard via email (mobile app didn't exist) was optional and there was a checkbox with a description like "Let me trade without that bloody confirmation, but I'll take full responsibility should my items get stolen". Do you want to guess if there were oceans of threads with "I checked the checkbox and my items got stolen, I want Valve to return them"?