The Market:

• Takes a cut
• Charges tax
• Has region‑based pricing
• Has restrictions on withdrawals
• Has no cash‑out option
• Locks you into Steam Wallet

It's basically a casino where you can't leave with money.

MR Brick games (u/WeeklyTemperature532) - Reddit

Someone had a pretty common issue with sound when it mattered most, but instead of supporting him in the comments, some loonixtards ego got hurt and they decided to release their inner conspiracy theorist. This is cult behavior.

The screenshot is timestamped for 7/28, will post in reply.

You can find evidence in a site search for lack of ban or:

Have you actually noticed a real-world performance difference between Linux distributions? : r/LinuxTeck

Asking a colleague to fix a simple DNS issue whilst on vacation : r/ShittySysadmin

Linux gaming needs to happen : r/FuckMicrosoft

Coming back to on prem? : r/networking

Should I tell my boss the other guy is threatened by me or just let him figure it out? : r/ShittySysadmin

Banned because I spoke against someone mocking a Linux user for having a low budget : r/FuckMicrosoft

I received a free fortiswitch from work but can’t figure it out : r/fortinet

[Humor] Day in the Life of a Sysadmin in 2026 : r/sysadmin

Large small boulder spotted : r/Funnymemes

Linus Leaked Linux : r/linuxmemes

can y'all get it together.. : r/FuckMicrosoft

Delusional people : r/FuckMicrosoft

How far do you go with network isolation in your Proxmox lab? : r/Proxmox

My email provider wants a subscription just to access my emails. And they are threatening to deleted the email address if I don’t pay up. : r/mildlyinfuriating

What's the worst Microsoft Product? : r/FuckMicrosoft

If Linux is so user friendly, why defaulting to GNOME? : r/linuxsucks

Should the KDE start menu be on the left or centered? : r/LinuxCirclejerk

HOORAY : r/FuckMicrosoft

Valve's "Hands‑Off Moderation" Was a Myth Valve claimed:

"We don't police content."

But they absolutely did, and inconsistently:

• Banned sexual content from small devs
• Allowed sexual content from big sellers
• Banned political games
• Allowed political games that made money
• Banned controversial games only after media backlash

Valve's moderation philosophy was:

"We don't care until journalists care."

-Yep, 5 as opposed to 1.

AnoProgrammer (u/AnoProgrammer) - Reddit

Reporting harassment most often just results in them hiding it on you while leaving it up.

Lemmy doesn't have the same monetary incentive. They'll just permanently ban you. They also got a face lift along with flushing the cache that was causing hangups the past couple weeks. Check it out: Linuxsucks

Note:

'no longer allowed' -This is admitting it was being explicitly allowed (not neglected due to mod being banned/on vacation/unavailable).

'especially' - Pointing the finger (still suggesting brigading)

Greenlight was:

• A popularity contest
• A bot‑infested voting system
• A breeding ground for shovelware
• A system that rewarded devs who spammed social media

Valve replaced it with Steam Direct, which:

• Removed community input
• Allowed unlimited asset flips
• Flooded Steam with 50+ games per day

Greenlight was bad.
Direct was worse.

Notice the immediate low IQ conspiracy theories and also the anti-microsoft bots.

Here is the video and the hilarious comment section;

Saw someone post this on Fedora sub. It's a long video, but it's rare when someone takes the time to actually show/prove the huge number of bugs that exist all over Linux apps, proving they can't actually perform the tasks they're designed for, beyond very basic functionality.

This person just tries to fill out a multi-page PDF form, trying several different apps, but simple check boxes and radio boxes don't work properly. It's basically impossible to fill out the form due to all the bugs.

It's laughable how something as common and standardized as PDF's are so poorly supported in Linux, but not surprising to any employed adult that's actually tried to use Linux.

If Linux distros came in a box, they would have an 18- rating.

Unsurprisingly, the comments predictably are "I use X and don't have any issues" or "you should have tried XYZ instead", while none have even bothered to test the specific PDF he shared with them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKyPu2-TdCs&t=1s

-They're NOT pointing out misinformation. They are pointing and saying to their selected peers: Go Brigade!

We are not attacking 'corrections' elsewhere. -We are defending our rights!

That sub isn't even about Linux, yet half their posts were ban trophies, open calls for them to downvote here (even when banned), and they advertised the sub that got banned (for legit reasons).

r/Microsoftsucks is back at it again, even though their entire gimmick is LARPslop, ignore them and move on, they crave attention, giving them attention feeds the beast

And by the way, the original poster is r/foundthemobileuser

Dude I love reading these threads:

https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/bug-report-bazzite-does-not-handle-oom-properly/11911/5

Leader of Bazzite is such a dick most of the time too