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I've hit Steam's comment limit of 50,000.
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The summary is that no one can comment here again.
If you need to contact me or just want to for any reason, comment on any of my screenshots, artwork or even my review it doesn't matter where.
Some things to consider
Don't send me ANY form of advertisement
No group invite spam
Don't spam me in chat, I always hold multiple conversations I'll get to you
No links
...speaking in anything other than English.
Profiles that are at least level 3
Profiles that aren't private
Users with no negative reputation
No bans on third party sites or the main platform
No alternate accounts with malicous history
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I never bothered gathering reputation at all. I'm not an open trader I shouldn't have impersonators to begin with.
Use your common sense.
I remove anyone who asks for items
I value both the privacy of my friends and myself, I don't answer questions about my inventory
All of this is because I'm just annoyed with overwhelming harassment and stupidity.
50,000 comments is beyond ridiculous, I appreciate those who are kind to me.
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