>>715694771
Steam just got officially cucked by credit card companies.

Credit card companies have been bullying smaller companies and sites for *questionable* content for years. Now they've got Steam by the balls.

>>715593780
The DSA. EU's Digital Services Act. It has to be in full effect by the end of 2026 and Steam has to comply with it. The DSA is the same thing that basically lead to all websites having to self censor because you can't even make racist jokes, because the platform has to report all forms of hate speech, slurs, hateful content, etc to the police.

you forgot to mention payment processors restricting creative freedom now internationally

>>531367673
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettingstarted/onboarding

Valve has finally admitted to being on the leash of Payment Processors:
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/gettingstarted/onboarding

I think we should thank all the sacrificed H-games, Nekopara, and Blue Archive for pushing Valve to finally admit this