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Steam
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Steam Store - 9-20-16.png
URL http://store.steampowered.com/, http://steamcommunity.com
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IRC channel #archiveteam-bs (on hackint)

Steam is a video game distribution and content sharing platform owned and operated by Valve Software, a corporation founded in 1996 who rose to fame through franchises like Half-Life and Counter-Strike. Steam was announced in 2002, with a beta test in the first half of 2003 and then a public release September of the same year. Since then approximately 9 million people concurrently use Steam at peak times, with some days in excess of 10 million.

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Steam Users' Forums

Steam Users' Forums
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Steam Forums - 9-20-16.png
URL http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/
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IRC channel #archiveteam-bs (on hackint)

One of the largest vBulletin forums in existence, reported to be carrying 1.3M threads and 13.8M posts, also commonly referred to by many as Steam Powered User Forums, or SPUF.

Steam Discussions on the Steam Community have instilled a small dose of concern amongst some as they were concerned SPUF would be killed off at any point. The only saving grace at the moment is that Valve employees still post on SPUF from time to time even a couple of years after "SPUD" was introduced. These concerns would still be valid if there was a change of mood and SPUD suddenly became the only supported forum.