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what good do you think it would do?
the way i see it,
if they are trolling
they want you to respond and fight with them
if they are not
you have made an error that might/should get a warning/ban
it is a no win situation for you
second
no thanks.
after reporting is the ignore and move on to let the mods decide what to do
it has the added benefit of taking that worry off of your hands
you give it to the people that are paid to do it
Trolling, flaming, etc. are all a way to get attention. So you reacting is giving them what they want.
You don't need public opinion, the rules are pretty clear on this particular subject.
It doesn't matter how we feel, we are just users, valve owns steam, and steam has rules and guidelines for all conduct that users agree to follow while utilizing the steam app, client, websites and community chat, groups, and forums.
Simple. it's there house, not ours.
Nobody here is a mod and very few people would actually agree with you. Mob rule is never good, perhaps you should read up on the Salem witch trials.
Going around calling people trolls by some arbitrary and highly personal opinion is only going to incite others to do the same, leading to harassment that could very well extend to other platforms and even escalate into further violations, like doxxing.
What you're asking for is verbal warfare, essentially. The only way to prevent that is moderation.
Right so you should be able to call people out so that others can go “actually that’s a verifiable fact and he’s not a troll” or others can back the person up and say “yes you are a troll”. If all you do is say that people are never allowed to call it out and we must trust the central authority, mods, to do the right thing, which they almost never ever do. Modding attracts a certain personality that enjoys lording over others and it’s too frequently abused. Free speech should be allowed as long as it isn’t abusive.
Moderation assumes the moderators are going to act justly, which they almost never do. Free speech is the only true solution as long as it’s respectful and polite.