Those are called reportable users. Simply report them.

You mean trolls? Trolls have been around since the Internet first came to be.

https://ipredator.co/troll/

Since this is all relatively new to you, here are some guiding principles.
- Don't feed the trolls / Ignore the trolls
- Report the trolls if they cross the line or violate Steam's code of conduct
- Play with the trolls.

Originally posted by Knee:

Those are called reportable users. Simply report them.

Actually reported to support they don't take action. Sadly

Originally posted by asarokk:

You mean trolls? Trolls have been around since the Internet first came to be.

https://ipredator.co/troll/

Since this is all relatively new to you, here are some guiding principles.
- Don't feed the trolls / Ignore the trolls
- Report the trolls if they cross the line or violate Steam's code of conduct
- Play with the trolls.

Got it noted! sometimes I think does steam really take action on them too?

Originally posted by Dxfire:

Originally posted by Knee:

Those are called reportable users. Simply report them.

Actually reported to support they don't take action. Sadly

Steam isn't going to take actions on users unless they actually violated Steam's policy on online code of conduct.

Report, make your case and accept their decision. That's all you can do.

https://store.steampowered.com/online_conduct/

https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/6862-8119-C23E-EA7B

And, of course, if you call them "trolls" in their trolling threads, they'll report you for being rude.

Originally posted by asarokk:

https://store.steampowered.com/online_conduct/

https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/6862-8119-C23E-EA7B

Basically these type of people "trolls" in steam are:

Engages in exploitation, victimization, coercion, stalking other profiles.
iPredators trolls are driven by deviant fantasies, desires for power, control, retribution, religious fanaticism, political reprisal, psychiatric illness, perceptual distortions, peer acceptance, or personal and financial gain.

They can be any age or gender and are not bound by economic status, race, religion, or national heritage.

Final words:
I hope so steam will get rid these type of people somehow in future! Make steam a safe place. Best wishes steam I hope people will read this in future. learn the human nature and mindset of these type of people how to avoid and stay away from these type people, don't feed them don't engage and yes most important REPORT THEM TO STEAM if they violated steam policy.

you know some of them are literally stopping you from shooting yourself in the foot.
not all of them are there to argue.

for example.. i prefer to tell a developer where to get off..
i should not have to argue with gamers.
fact is since when is the community supposed to be a developers shield?

The behavior you're describing is called Brigading, and while it originally started out as a kind of trolling. It's now largely devolved into a kind of farming. Best advice, report them, ignore them, and encourage others to do the same. Do not give them awards for the behavior.

Originally posted by Dxfire:

Basically these type of people "trolls" in steam are:

Engages in exploitation, victimization, coercion, stalking other profiles.
iPredators trolls are driven by deviant fantasies, desires for power, control, retribution, religious fanaticism, political reprisal, psychiatric illness, perceptual distortions, peer acceptance, or personal and financial gain.

They can be any age or gender and are not bound by economic status, race, religion, or national heritage.

Final words:
I hope so steam will get rid these type of people somehow in future! Make steam a safe place. Best wishes steam I hope people will read this in future. learn the human nature and mindset of these type of people how to avoid and stay away from these type people, don't feed them don't engage and yes most important REPORT THEM TO STEAM if they violated steam policy.:pbv_bullet::fh4race:

So you're essentially wishing Steam becomes a totalitarian platform that invades users privacy, conducts 24/7 surveillance, strict and permanent punishments? Like that has never ended badly...

Just so you know, Valve's Steam department only has like 79 employees. There's no way they could supervise the forums to such an extent. That's why there's a report option.

Here's some unsolicited advice, you'll find trolls (or Karens, whatever you want to call them) in every walks of life, it's an inescapable part of life and not only is it useless to worry about it, but it's also a complete waste of time. (Unless someone is stalking you, harassing you, threatening you or trying to scam you), don't take things personally.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/H9aQavNl9kQ

Originally posted by asarokk:

You mean trolls? Trolls have been around since the Internet first came to be.

https://ipredator.co/troll/

Since this is all relatively new to you, here are some guiding principles.
- Don't feed the trolls / Ignore the trolls
- Report the trolls if they cross the line or violate Steam's code of conduct
- Play with the trolls.

This guy's almost dead on right.

For instance, I a few days ago I just had toi report and that user ultimatelly got banned because he/she publicly admitted that he was going to "stalk me until I got banned" when that user previously said that had reported me twice, which obviously failed because he/she simply didn't stand hearing the cold, hard, facts, had an obvious communicational skills comprehension gap tied with bnot being able to have a civical conversation and/or debate and still were self-entitled enough to think that even when I've provided them (a few times, truth to be told) the Steam's "Rules and Guidelines of Conduct" they kept insisting in keeping that wrongly self-righteous, self-entitlemnet as if they should be immune to the rules that we all must abbide to keep posting upon Steam's forums and enjoying that partial "Freedom of Speech/Expression" that we're entitled to (when following the rules, of course).

Something like this: https://youtu.be/BbPiIwFOQtU

Originally posted by Dxfire:

Originally posted by Knee:

Those are called reportable users. Simply report them.

Actually reported to support they don't take action. Sadly

Use the report button on whatever you're reporting. Don't send a ticket to account and billing support about something unrelated to your account.