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You could have told him that instead of insulting him.
what is the difference me calling him a snowflake and him calling another person ''you look silly'' ? no, tell me, go and read the topic and you will see, people tried to explain nicely to him and he beats his chest like ''I AM RIGHT YOU ARE WRONG I DESERVE TO HAVE THIS AND THAT'' I am sorry but if you are defending this behaviour, you are part of the problem.
edit: boot licker too, isn't that an insult? like you are a dog licking the feet of someone, very degrading stuff, and he isn't reported but I am, you know why? because he is ABUSING.
Rejoice, for there are no clubs or grunts, no sabres, no swords or trebuchets, no muskets or cannon.. just QWERTIES, incapable of damage unless you're the sensitive kind.
Tldr; shrug, it doesn't actually hurt.
looks like that is the only way to operate on steam forums nowadays.
1. make a controversial topic (eg. i want that for free, can someone buys me something, here click this link)
2. attract people who call you out, being protective, soft-insulting you like I did.
3. call your friends, hey Kevin, Mark, John, David go and report this dude because he called me a snowflake besides telling me what I did wrong and having good arguments.
4. mass reporting, instantly getting on Steam Mod watchlist, banned because many people think that I am the most venomous person in the world.
5. profit.
edit: this kind of mentality I saw on old san andreas multiplayer forums where admins were like 14-15 and they were having such god complexes it was abysmal... imagine calling someone ''boot licker'' or ''silly'' which basically means soft-stup- ... and getting away with it, and reporting someone and getting him banned and people being okay with this, and it's funny because we can insult eachother in other languages which some of them have brutal insults, no one bats an eye but as soon as you ''insult'' someone in english you are stoned to death...
I called out someone for making a thread asking for technical support, and then ignoring every suggestion in the thread, and got banned for that.
This guy must have had like 5 alts to spam reports in that isolated of a thread.
As long as you are not trying to hurt the person but bring them to clarity and you have backed your claims, these people fail to survive on their deception.
It only takes ONE valid report for action to be taken.
A hundred fake/false reports just get ignored and sent to the trash.
for example when I was younger, I made a stupid post on a game called call to arms, I was a ww2 hardcore game enjoyer and when I saw the modern aproach I made a stupid joke, ''can't wait to pirate this'' and I got forever banned in a second, why? because many people reported my post, AND IT WAS INDEED a valid reason because piracy is a no go even as a joke, even as a subtile one.
but you cannot say I deserve the same treatment for saying snowflake to someone I refuse it.
edit 1: I made a ticket yesterday, steam moderator is sleeping, he only responded once after +12 hours of waiting but he banned me in less than 3 hours ... yeah alright.
They blatantly violate a dozen rules but they get to just stay up and keep farming
You don't get to choose what is rule breaking and what isn't.
Regardless of what you think it is doesn't matter.
Valve determines what is or isn't rule breaking.
Once you report something, spam reporting it because you think it needs removed doesn't help.
Report the post, block the user, and then move on.
All those users who whine and complain about getting moderated? You can see in their PUBLIC post history that it was for valid reasons.
They claim report spam because they refuse to take accountability for their own actions.
And I'll admit, I tried spam reporting someone in the past. Nothing happened.