If you still care Verb have you ever watched (Your Name)

That being said, I'm unsure of what Valve is referring to when they say "straight up trolling." Is it games made with the intent to harass or defame someone? Games that are edgy like Hatred? Or games that are extremely blatantly trolling like a Moonman Simulator or something?

Spoiler

MAL is so yesterday

https://fauux.neocities.org/lovelain.html

ignore that

Well the anime tiddies are saved but this also means steam has grounds to continue doing absolutely nothing about the constant influx of Asset Flips plaguing it

So we ended up going back to one of the principles in the forefront of our minds when we started Steam, and more recently as we worked on Steam Direct to open up the Store to many more developers: Valve shouldn't be the ones deciding this. If you're a player, we shouldn't be choosing for you what content you can or can't buy. If you're a developer, we shouldn't be choosing what content you're allowed to create. Those choices should be yours to make. Our role should be to provide systems and tools to support your efforts to make these choices for yourself, and to help you do it in a way that makes you feel comfortable.



With that principle in mind, we've decided that the right approach is to allow everything onto the Steam Store, except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling. Taking this approach allows us to focus less on trying to police what should be on Steam, and more on building those tools to give people control over what kinds of content they see. We already have some tools, but they're too hidden and not nearly comprehensive enough. We are going to enable you to override our recommendation algorithms and hide games containing the topics you're not interested in. So if you don't want to see anime games on your Store, you'll be able to make that choice. If you want more options to control exactly what kinds of games your kids see when they browse the Store, you'll be able to do that. And it's not just players that need better tools either - developers who build controversial content shouldn't have to deal with harassment because their game exists, and we'll be building tools and options to support them too.

Remember that chips are crisps

Quote from: Big Boss™ Remastered on June 05, 2018, 01:59:25 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on June 05, 2018, 01:39:44 PM

reddit is awesome

Yeah there's a nice variety sometimes, it's a good place to lose a couple of hours when I don't wanna sink too deeply into TVtropes.  Not sure why some people dislike it, but hey like it matters.

people just don't like the community/culture (and neither do i, really)

that's all they base their opinion on though which is dumb