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one of those cares about its customers, another doesnt. But which is which?
Delusional to thing one cares. We live in a capitalist civilization. No one gives a flying fuck about us.
let me rephrase, one has undestood its more profitable to not shit on customers which is the best we are going to get
Steam isn't a publicly traded company. Which means they can focus on customers and not investors.
If Valve went public Newell could exit with a golden parachute equitable to the GDP of Germany.
He kept it private and kept >50%. He is responsible for the mostly decent business practices Steam has simply because he has the final say on all policy.
That's not saying he can't fall from grace, but the guy seems to care considerably more than the operators of every other digital storefront aside from maybe GOG.
I didn't learn things but I can count two sides which, since they are sides, that means they're the same.
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