Re: What activation truly is (in Ohio, at least)

[conquistador69]

Its sad that people keep trying to build legal cases out of their dissatisfaction over hl2.
This one, is groundless.
Thread closed

It's a great deal sadder that you chose to close a perfectly cogent discussion, simply because your views are different. No board rules were violated, only your one-sided sensibilities. While most of of us just talk and complain about the ills of Steam, here's someone who did something about it, and shared it with the community. I applaud his efforts, even if they end up going nowhere. Only by raising awareness of what's going on behind the scenes can we maintain the freedoms that we take for granted.

 

[Jesus Lincoln]

Stop making threads to respond to closed ones

Pardon my French, but its ****ing....go away...PM him...do something else...dont make new threads to respond to close ones


kill

 

[qckbeam]

If you have a problem with a moderator, PM them or another moderator. Don't make a new thread about it.

 

[bliink]

Just to clarify why the thread was closed- for everyone in future who wishes to make a similar thread;
1) Spam (no reason for the post to exist- the points made were invalid, the user has the responsibility to check what they post before they make a thread)
2) Flaming (baseless arguments over other null arguments)
3) Trolling (not you personally, but the thread was feeding the "I want to sue valve cos i hate them" atmosphere)
4) It also comes under what is called "questionable content" - the content of the thread was of a false manner to begin with

By now, everyone should know that the boards are being overloaded with threads threatening to 'sue' or whatever over completely non-legal grounds, or through misinformation.
The threads are becoming an annoyance and spam, and the aggravate a great deal of people. Aggravation is not something you encourage.