<p>Valve&#8217;s newest digital gaming platform has been under fire for some strange, strange things recently.</p>
<p>Valve have been forced to go on a deleting spree of some dubious content uploaded their new Steam Greenlight service. People have been uploading a variety of <em>Half-Life 3</em> spoofs in an attempt to be funny at the expense of Valve. And beyond that, some various lairy content has managed to make it&#8217;s way onto the platform as well. A title known as &#8220;Best WTC Flight Simulator&#8221; comes to mind in this situation.</p>
<p>Valve have taken a firm stance on this and are going about removing the offensive content. Users are being banned for their actions, of course. But there&#8217;s only so much that Valve can do.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s unfortunate that you have to expose this service to anonymous users, since we all know that Normal Person + Anonymity = Abusive fool. Hopefully these users can get over this immaturity and Steam Greenlight can grow to be a better platform.</p>
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<p>(Via <a href="http://www.joystiq.com/2012/09/03/steam-deletes-games-with-half-life-3-offensive-content-from-g/">Joystiq</a>)</p>

Valve Delete Offensive Content From Steam Greenlight
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By Liam Stanway

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