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And ofc, "accidentally" doing it once in a while doesn't mean you have intention of "Naming & Shaming" on those platforms.
But when you are regularly doing it after dying to an enemy player and then looking up their Steam Profile and starts fabricating lies why you should hate this specific steam user, then it starts becoming a problem.
Personally, I have tried looking into how Youtube would handle it, but according to what I could find, it's more in the sense of direct doxxing and not "just" showing profiles of the person.
ofc, I might be wrong on this.
Any profile on Steam guilty of doing such things as well, can be reported via their profile with details included, and can have consequences for the user causing problems for others.
Simply reporting the content on the site it is if breaching their rules may be adequate especially with details.
People reporting them on other platforms in regard to those activities can again, have consequences as many places disallow behavior that encourages harassment of others, including sending them to another platform to cause problems.
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2802268?hl=en
https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2020/12/09/introducing-our-new-hateful-conduct-harassment-policy/
What I have come across in terms of "looking at information" is mainly described as legal issue = sharing sensitive information about others (aka doxxing)
Which is why I see an issue with this method in general.
Again... I might be missing out on some information, so I could very well be wrong on this matter.
Though I couldn't directly see where Youtube Guidelines says anything about "online profiles", they seem to heavily be towards the more irl aspect.
I could have missed out on something, if I did then I do apologize
Twitch, however, even protects "social media profiles", which Steam Profiles somewhat does fall under.
Why do you even care, what some "Streamer" is saying on his/her Stream? Ignore him/her. Don't even visit their channels, because you kinda support that behavior by watching them.
And why should Valve/Steam even care? They are forced to react to Harassments/Bullying on their platforms, since many countries require that. In the end noone cares and you shouldn't, too. Doing otherwise is just fueling the flames of hatred.
- Inciting malicious raids of another person’s social media profiles off Twitch
Reporting a specific vod (because the person is not live), giving multiple timestamps of the infraction together with explaining which words was used and the depth of which was gone to in order to find a reason to hate on a specific Steam User.
Well, that gave this response from Twitch:
- "could not identify a violation based on your report."
So I don't know if I'm simply informing it incorrectly or if mass-showing Steam Profiles and finding ways to create hatred towards them just doesn't fall under a "violation".
But overall, you are right.
Well it someone is harassing or name/shaming you in a forum off of Steam's platform, then Valve cannot do anything about it.
Valve can only moderate what happens on Steam, anything happening elsewhere is out of their jurisdiction.
Back before I ended my toxic relationship with DBD, I’d constantly see people whining on forums about the game’s “anonymous mode” and how it “should be removed or should only exist for streamers.” Because some people were using it to “grief.” Nevermind that anonymous players could still be reported and seen on the devs end.
….I played that game in “anonymous mode” because I didn’t want to be “content” and harassment fodder FOR toxic streamers if I made a play they didn’t like. It wasn’t b/c I wanted to grief. I wanted to be LEFT. ALONE.
Or TL;DR: I agree with the OP that there’s a problem-I don’t know if it can be fixed by Steam, though, or if streaming platforms/individual games are going to have to use their own tools to stop toxic streamers from sending their viewers after randoms over innocuous ♥♥♥♥ they got annoyed over.
Maybe it’s an “everyone (as in all platforms) needs to do better” situation. I just know no one should be receiving harassment or threats because a toxic streamer got big mad over nothing and sent their horde of followers after an innocent person they played with/against.