The TF2 team, in a misguided effort to silence all complaints, ended up
making poor decisions that are killing community servers.

The truth is, whatever you do, someone is going to complain about
something. You blocked ads from being displayed for people connecting
through quickplay? One down. But now there are people complaining about
contracts and saying they don't want CS:GO garbage in their game. Are you
going to remove that too? Of course not.

So far you have been unfairly accommodating to the type of players that
can't even be bothered to type "valve" in the server browser at the expense
of everyone else. What happened to letting people decide for themselves? If
people do not like a server for having reserved slots or ads, then they
will not return, and the server will have fewer players.

The fact that you hid official servers from the browser, at least for a
couple days, proves that you know the current setup to be unfair and not
the best experience for the players who don't like official servers. Please
don't wait another year to fix this.

If people are actually use the browser to find official servers, then I
would suggest having a toggle for that on the browser, defaulted to off.
However to see any real change, the official server toggle on the quickplay
GUI should automatically be turned off after a few hours. That would still
guarantee that new players know what a vanilla experience is.
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