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Valve gives up on responsibilit y Valve is standing by the values that made the Steam games store to 'allow everything Dav B BC nything goes, as long as you give Valve a cut By Ben Kuchera Jun 6, 2018, 3:52pm EDT internet terrible Commentary: While the world is figuring out how to moderate and curate content for its audiences, Valve is leaving it up to the user Polygon North America technology reporter O 7 June 2018 2 Valve's new content policy is a gutless attempt to dodge responsibility g gamesindustry.biz ro se , sexist, misogyni mes spe me es Valve has spent years trying to lower the barriers to entry on its digital storefront. From its initial hands-on curation process to the community- Brendan Sinclair North American Editor Wednesday 6th June 2018 Steam's new 'anything goes' policy is doomed from the start PCGAMER By Tyler Wilde 21 hours ago Valve's video game marketplace St is now the anti-App Store Mashable Valvetake a stand against taking a stand on Steam rules Valve's abdication of responsibility ver Steam is the Valve is responsible for the games published on Steam, even if it says it Valve take a stand against taking a stand on Steam rules Valve's abdication of responsibility over Steam is the a school caused huge controversy last month- it has since been removed from Steam ROCK SHOTGUN Share this:wos possible solution By Dominic Tarason on June 6th, 2018 at 10:18 pm Apple's "walled garden" approach to the App Store may not be perfect, but it does make life harder for racists, homophobes, and other purveyors of hate to peddle their goods. VALVE 7 JUN 2018 By John Walker on June 7th, 2018 at 5:00 pm BANNING A GAME FROM STEAM ISN'T SMOTHERING CREATIVE FREEDOM Share. Opinion: Valve should stop acting like Steam i The same can't be said for Steam, however. The PC gaming marketplace owned and BY ADAMoperated by Valve Corporation was at the center of controversy just last week over a product ROSENBERG isting for a game called Active Shooter, which allowed players to step into the role of a DAY AGO STEAM Valve's new Steam approach isn't about censorship, but Caration, but rt aoreds to adbeter censorship,but IGN 0 BY TOM MARKS → Yesterday Valve announced that it would change Steam's policy to allow everything onto the platform, as long as they didn't deem it illegal or "straight up trolling." The gaming behemoth says they want "to focus less on trying to police what should be on Steam. That desire was spurred by a recent incident where Valve threatened to ban a handful of erotic games, and then actually did ban a school shooting simulator fusing policy is business as usual for Valve URS AGO Valve's New Content Policy for Steam Is a Triumph of Cowardice Over Curation FREEZE PEACH EXTREMETECH AIDSOp-ed: Valve takes a side bv not "taking By Joel Hruska on June 7, 2018 at 9:32 am sides" in curation controversy Steam's content policy is both arrogant and cowardly Having appointed itself the god-king of PC gaming, Valve is vacating the throne. ars TecHNICA By deciding not to decide what's "acceptable," Valve implicitly endorses vile content. KYLE ORLAND 6/7/2018, 6:54 PM EUROGAMER Second Opinion: Valve's Failure to Moderate Steam is a Problem That's Going to Get Much Worse Yesterday, in response to a couple of recent controversies, Valve announced that it would abandon its (few, vestigial) efforts to curate the content of games on its ubiquitous PC gaming platform, Steam. "We've decided that the right approach is to allow everything onto the Steam Store," Valve's Erik Johnson said in a blog post, "except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling Oli Welsh GAMEREVOLUTION Steam's Irresponsible Hands-Off Policy Is Proof That Valve Still Hasn't Learned Its Lesson PAUL TAMBURRO OThursday, June 07 2018 Valve Ignores Its Responsibility with Its New Steam Content Policy Valve Endorses AIDS Simulator Paste 11,496 views By Garrett Martin I June 6, 2018 5:30pm ything goes on the Steam Store now after Valve said it will stop policing games - and GAMES FEATURES STEAM Published on Jun 7, 2018 that's not OK Valve says removing controversial games frovoeen torv and cegt h Steam is hard so it's not going to neritably endare the bhing your store Valve will allow everything that's legal, even if it's morally or ethically dubious, on the Steam Store amid Active Shooter controversy Lucas Matney @lucasmtnyYesterday

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Valve says it will allow 'everything' on Steam as long as it isn't illegal or 'trolling By Andrew Webster | Jun 8, 2018, 3:13pm EDT fSHARE Illustration by Alex Castro/ The Verge After a few weeks of controversy_which included a pulled game about school shootings and confusion over the place of sexually explicit games on the platform-Valve has decided to change its policies on what games are allowed on Steam. Its solution? Almost anything goes "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," the company explained in a bl st toda youre a player, we shouldnt be choosing for you"VALVE SHOULDN'T BE THE ONES developer, we shouldn't be choosing what content DECIDING THIS what content you can or can't buy. If you're a 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." The company goes on to say that it currently employs curators to check the content of potential Steam games, but in the future, that level of curation won't be in place. Instead, all games will be allowed on Steam, "except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling," Valve explains. While it's not clear what constitutes trolling in the post, Valve previously described the game Active Shooter as a "troll" when it removed it from Steam
Valve says it will allow 'everything' on Steam as long as it isn't illegal or 'trolling By Andrew Webster | Jun 8, 2018, 3:13pm EDT fSHARE Illustration by Alex Castro/ The Verge After a few weeks of controversy_which included a pulled game about school shootings and confusion over the place of sexually explicit games on the platform-Valve has decided to change its policies on what games are allowed on Steam. Its solution? Almost anything goes "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," the company explained in a bl st toda youre a player, we shouldnt be choosing for you"VALVE SHOULDN'T BE THE ONES developer, we shouldn't be choosing what content DECIDING THIS what content you can or can't buy. If you're a 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." The company goes on to say that it currently employs curators to check the content of potential Steam games, but in the future, that level of curation won't be in place. Instead, all games will be allowed on Steam, "except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling," Valve explains. While it's not clear what constitutes trolling in the post, Valve previously described the game Active Shooter as a "troll" when it removed it from Steam

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