[HoldOnAMinute]

>> internal corruption and incompetence can run rampant

This affliction happens to almost every company, eventually. Nobody seems to have solved this.

[KetoManx64]

Steam seems to be doing pretty well after 20 years

[autoexec]

Valve isn't a publicly traded company with shareholders looking to extract every possible nickel out of the company at any cost.

[account42]

But they are not that much better. We are talking about the company that single-handedly normalized not owning your games, not to mention their contributions to microtransactions or getting children into gambling.

[HugoTea]

Think we've found the solution right there

[hungryhobbit]

Enshitification