As you may have heard, malicious users have recently made sport out of tricking Valve's algorithms into incorrectly flagging various indie games as pornographic. While, in theory, any game on Steam could be targeted for unfair removal, we feel that games with the Nudity Tag are particularly at-risk, even if the Nudity tag is inaccurate. The algorithm just flags them all for removal and the developers get a threatening email and a two-week deadline, even if nothing was wrong with the game.

Fortunately, we've discovered that if enough fans raise their voices, an actual human being at Valve listens. If you don't want Valve to delete this game, post the sentence "I want this game to remain on steam." No offensive language, no pointing fingers, just reply with that exact sentence so Valve will know you want them to leave it on Steam. Petitions like this one, on Steam and especially on Social Media, apparently saved the game Hunie Pop from unfair deletion.

Remember, Valve wants devs to remain silent about this, which is why we're reaching out directly to the community. Click here for details on why this game was selected to receive a petition.

Say it loud, and say it proud: "I want this game to remain on steam!"