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No, it doesn't, for legal reasons already outlined in this thread dozens of times. If you want to change that, write a letter to your Congressional Representatives asking them for stricter laws in this area. But until its change, legal precedent is legal precedent, and company's like Steam are...

It doesn't matter what I think, it matters what the legal system thinks. I

It's refreshing to know that actually. It's shameful to me to think that a conservative would defend CP.

Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm done debating the conservative equivalent of ideological purity obsessed liberals.

That doesn't prove its arbitrary. Its entirely possible for one entry to run afoul of the rules and another not too. They do. They literally have a bunch of standards set out; you can google them. You can also look at the general trend of games that have been removed. In every case I've seen...

And again, I call extreme skepticism. Its far more likely the developers are likely than that Steam is banning random games. Especially since they have a bunch of incentives to lie. And again, if art style were the issue, you'd expect these game bans to be far more common, because the content...

False equivalency. I've stated why its a completely different thing in terms of legal liability about five times now. It isn't even a hard concept to understand. Yes, because its literally a matter of legal precedent and liability. Strict CP liability laws are in place for platforms, but...

And I'm still skeptical. If there was actually serious censorship going on on Steam's part, games like Nekopara and Sakura MMO wouldn't be on Steam anymore.

Like what exactly? I'm always skeptical with this kinda stuff. I own a little bit more than 2% of all games ever published on Steam. I'm very skeptical that there's any sort of mass purge going on that I don't know about. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if some devs got their games removed...

Life is Strange 2 isn't pornographic though, its primarily artistic. Evenicle 2 is the reverse. Which is a legal issue, because one of the rules on whether borderline content is legal or not is the question of artistic merit. There's also the fact that (IIRC), Cassidy isn't supposed to be...

Knowing Japanese visual novels and the Steam guidelines for such games, I don't feel bad for them, because the most likely reason they were rejected was because of intentionally dubiously underage girls. This has nothing to do with the art style. This also has less to do with any mandated...