Valve made its decision following massive criticism over how it was handling content curation on the Steam platform. “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,” Valve’s Erik Johnson wrote. Developers can create and sell any game there as long as it’s not illegal or “straight up trolling.”
“What about the fact that Valve is effectively authorizing toxic people to exist on their platform? It’s so out of touch.”Ĭorcoran’s comments were made the same day Valve said it’s no longer policing content on the Steam store. “It’s sad that most of the people in that are worried about asset flips,” he added. Please keep your malicious, derogatory, discriminatory, bullying, harassing, demeaning content off Our ban buttons are ready. “Please keep your malicious, derogatory, discriminatory, bullying, harassing, demeaning content off Our ban buttons are ready.”Ī platform that allows "everything, unless it's illegal or straight up trolling" is ridiculous.
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Itch.io is an online marketplace where indie game developers can share their titles for free or sell them. Valve’s new laissez-faire attitude toward what content is published on its digital storefront Steam is “ridiculous,” said Itch.io founder Leaf Corcoran on Twitter Wednesday.
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