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Since you could still use friends, play games, buy games; it doesn't affect the account in any important way related to the playing games or purchasing them.
Multiple hub removals within a small time gives a community ban, and almost no one earns those, which is a strong warning in itself for individuals hit with such to improve their behavior or community function privileges can be revoked permanently.
Also reviewing, posting screenshots, and interacting with my friends' posts is a big thing for me, not having those is a major issue. You don't decide what matters for others.
Yeah, I'm getting the same thing.
Yeah, bigtime agreement. Every time I get a disciplinary action from a community hub, I get an automated community ban. I'm one away from permanent - and I literally have no other way to contact some of my closest friends.
Not reading the rules and then getting in trouble for breaking them and being upset for being punished is just being ignorant.
Always look for rules.
Supporting a dev perma-banning anyone without any reason as a first act is just not normal.
Man has a point. Steam encourages people to warn first, then ban.
Game forums are private property. Private property isn't protected by "free speech". Free speech refers to government silencing speech. Not the owner of private property telling you to GTFO.
Problem is a lot of users seem to forget that their rights end where others rights begin. And developers have plenty of rights to space they own and pay for, like it or not.
The other thing users seem to do is expect Valve to be gaming's mom, and they imagine if the complain to Valve then Valve will make the developer be nice to them. Only that's not the reality of everyone's relationship.
I don't think my grandparents fought for the right of know-nothings to run amok on someone else's property without consequences or crying free speech when they don't like the consequences of their actions.
Among other things your grandparents fought for freedom and that means everyone has some, not just customers.
Yes, voting with your wallet is the appropriate response. Not all the free speech fantasies people misuse to try and supersede everyone else's rights.
Maybe devs should not have the ability to perma ban people, and have limits on the period of bans they can hammer, if they need to ban for longer or perma ban, they need to apply for a valve person to OK it?
I fully agree with you.
Devs and mods should not have the ability to permanently ban unless Valve is involved, reviews the ban, and the evidence.
Even if it's just to make sure that the devs and mods are not breaking the rules of Steam themselves when issuing said bans.
Freedom of speech is only the right to the owners of the publisher's forum.
Freedom of speech is only for sponsored participants.
The discussions of publishers in the forums are all in favor of their moderators.
Trying to propose its own point of view is impossible in the forums of the publishers: if you are a constructive person and expose a bug as politely as possible; You are risking being banned.
So in our liberal world; Freedom is the property of those who hold the power .