Spread the Word. I have read a story posted by Zetikla here on GOG (completely not connected to the situations I'm aware of), that Steam has stripped the ownership of a user of his Game Library on Steam.

Why isn't this new US Corporate tactic being reported? Is it a conspiracy of New York media companies and employees to never speak about their agenda?

This kind of thing, ownership of games used to be a big deal amongst gamers.

Zero comments about a company stealing your games. Is it because it's not a headline in Washington Post?

The fuck are you smoking and where can I get a blunt of that peyote?

Do you have any hard evidence, like well sourced articles, or is this nothing more than baseless conjecture?

Why assume I don't? You're going to look stupid when I post it. He talks about it in this post.
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/anyone_seen_bans_on_steam/post17

Can't wait to read your daily outrage thread tomorrow.

"It's Time To End Steam"

Steam's probably doing better than it has in a while with EA returning and a steady influx of what used to be console exclusives and a steady influx of ex-Epic exclusives now as well.

Oh, I remember you.

Yeah, your credibility is nil, let's see some sources.