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I play with my friends. I don't want to socialize with this community as a whole, a small specific part of it is fine.
Having a private/friends only profile will cut down on spam and possible scammers. Add to that a cautious policy of adding friends and all the "I got scammed by a friendz0r!" "Mah friends are spamming me links!!!" "Someone is saying rude things to me on my profile!!!" issues will go away.
Having a public profile with inventory showing is an open invitation to scammers.
It's not hiding. They're not required to provide the information that is on the profile, nor does it add anything. Participation can easily be done without a public profile.
Social media have spoiled people into thinking that they're owed to see and know things about others at their whim, which is wrong. You're only owed information that someone is willing to give.
Besides, Steam is a gaming platform first. The social aspect is only second and for many people less relevant.
Exceptthat they can choose to go private by making their profile private, never engage in the community and simply play their games. They can go completely unnoticed and many people even do.
People go public with, for example, posts on the forums. All that is relevant is the information in said posts, the information on the profile has no additional meaning to said posts.
Difference could be in a game hub, but in there you get a little mouse icon to indicate that you own the game. Again, that's enough information needed.
As Fox said, people mainly use information on profiles as a stick to hit with. What's the point of that?
Who says they hate being seen? Did it ever occur to you that people simply don't give the same value to a profile as you do?
I can understand why people do not want to share informations like where they live, maybe their real name and not even how much they actually play...
I totally understand people like that are just playing with their hand full of mates and that do not want to socialize with the rest of the community... BUT
I just can't understand why people that have a fully private profile do take part in stuff like public Steam Groups or something similar. A pretty special case are those that join these "Looking for friends" groups without any visible information like the games they play in order to see if they are compatible with one.
I forgot to clearify that I am not talking about that old "Take a CD, install and go" times. Even if they need the Steam Client to operate there is no need for them to take part in the community if they obviously do not want to.
Having a private profile and taking part in the community should be totally seperate things.
How would you feel if some person comes up to you and wants to talk to you wearing an anonymous mask? I saw this threads topic as a discussion about the daily interactions with private profiles, not the witch-hunting for private profiles.
I have a lot of friends with private profiles but these people are private because (as mentioned) they do NOT want to take part in the community. The only thing about private profiles that drives me crazy is if some person start actual interaction with the communtiy while wearing a black suit and a mask.
Just my point of view and for the clearification of what I meant with my first comment
One doesn't close the bathroom door because you're hiding something.
Simply having a private inventory does wonders. And not being part of fifty dozen giveaway groups.
I wish they never have to face being on the wrong end of the stick from having too much of their life public and indexed on the internet. From having an angry stalker behind you to losing a job because an employer saw something they didn't like on your social media...
And I find most ironic of everything how all this debate about privacy is being carried by a set of people writing behind internet aliases and generic avatars...
Saying private profiles have something to hide from behind an internet alias and a internet pic avatar has it's own kind of irony attached and shows how deep the disconnection from reality can reach in this subject.
Says the guy called Beatz whose face resembles a giant letter B...
Sure there is that thing but I am not talking about people that post their whole life on Steam
Let's take your bar situation there... would you like to make contact with a creep sitting there with a mask and a black suit?
Well this still is a gaming community
My profile is public and all relevant informations about me my person and my habit of gaming can be found right there. If you setup your profile it asks you for a nickname which is the part I filled with my alias "BeatZ". The section called real name is a completely different one and it is also shown on my profile and yea it is filled with my actualy name... who would've thought. Sooo... basically I used every single input box for it's actualy purpose.
This is no dating community so there is no need for a selfie with a duckface.
EDIT: Just in case you do not see what I am talking about...
https://ibb.co/YB6F8Fh
Profile Name = Nickname as far as I know
Real Name = My real name
The reason why I gave that "face behind a mask" example was basically the transfer to a real-world-interaction if you want to compare what fully private profiles in a public gaming community to a night out in a bar.
Since that is a gaming community and not a bar or a dating site that actually implies that you have some sense of humor that I could possibly share. Yet still I can't see what games you play, nor can I see whether or not you are in some circles I want to avoid or maybe if you are cheating or literally ANYTHING that could be relevant for me to make new contacts for gaming purposes
Steam does not allow that.
Yeah but are you up for making contact anyways? If yes then is wiping out any information about you better than having at least your recently played games shown or maybe your games count so people could evaluate whether your are a dedicated gamer for a specific game or an all-rounder or something different?
If no then you are not one of those persons I am talking about anyways
I choose not to show "others" unless I want them to see.
But it is still no ones business.
Profiles dont tell me much. I recommend to not use real life details in public profiles.
So you are adding people AFTER getting intouch with them. After you have some information about compatibilities and after the KNOWLEDGE that this person at least shares one game with you... so you are basically not one of these persons I am talking about
Profiles can give a glimpse on the gaming preferences of a person which is in my opinion the one and only RELEVANT information about anybody in a gaming community.
I was not talking about private information that is a completely different discussion. I share my personal information because reasons. There is no real reason actually I just do it because I want to and you don't do it because you don't want to. These infos have nothing to do with gaming at all. I only talked about the infos that could be relevant for future mates.