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Report it to support for now.
I will ask around and ask a few others.
Personally I don't really feel a need to report it unless it's some sort of violation. But by 'report it to support' I'm assuming you mean under the "user misconduct" section on their profile. Or do you mean actually file a ticket with Steam support?
If you report it and it isn't a violation, then nothing will happen anyways. If it is, then they will most likely take it down.
I've asked a mod with more experience and he said he is also unsure. We thinks it may fall under then same rules as the Workshop, and the Workshop doesn't allow for this.
You would also be helping out other who's guides he has used without permission too.
I'll post again when/if I have more information.
Was trying to copy/paste the urls into the report when it happened.
Yeah, but you can still see the opening lines on the links here and they are the same.
The right thing to do in that case is to use the report feature: there's a "Report" button on most Community content. You also could have used the copyright infringement (DMCA) form linked on the modal visible after clicking on the "Report" button. When things aren't obvious, the DMCA form is the way to go.