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I know many people here go out of their way to support smaller games, even if it's not the games I personally recommend or highlight, it's nice to be surrounded by players that have a real passion for games, music, and art in general. So more than anything else, thank you, not for joining this group, but being yourself and playing the games you want to play.
Valve still allows bad actors and asset flippers to publish several games a day and oversaturate the releases, they rarely ban the people that manipulate the algorithm which is so crucial for any game. I think the real developers and people with talent should be treated with more respect by this company, which sadly I feel is a loosing fight.
So yea, thank you for playing games, I don't care what games they are, I just like seeing you support whatever you find interesting.
and Huh
Before I would shadow ban them, but people might just tag those games because they think I missed them.
So instead, i'll just tag those upcoming games the same way, and add a note that activity happened, that way you are informed, and nobody accidently tagging them after they have been shadow banned.