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The rule 15 in Steam needs to be removed in order for this to be declared a victory. As well as VISA/MasterCard removing their brand risk shit. Otherwise they're still at it with their bullshit. I wonder what Steam is waiting for since the "brand" shit was explicitly called out.

So when is Steam going to remove their 15 guideline to enforce censorship for payment processors if the law prohibits it now? What the fuck are they waiting for?

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>Steam would neve... ACK!

Valve just updated Steam releasr guidelines and added this:

>15. Content that may violate the rules and standards set forth by Steam’s payment processors and related card networks and banks, or internet network providers. In particular, certain kinds of adult only content.
Based on what got hit on steamdb:
>https://steamdb.info/history/events/
Seems like games with "incest" in their title got hit.

This is the same ultimatum that hit Patreon ages ago.