No, I'll not going to be a pirate. Any work must be paid for, no matter it's virtual or real stuff.

The most sad thing that is Jared Christen also promised to deactivate all accounts that were using through my computer in the past (such as accounts of family members. friends and neighbours) :(

I think, I've clearly said in my post, that at this point ability to pirate games only belong to games, they already paid for

said above - my post was only about games, you already paid for

Sadly all games' statistics are shared only on Steam Cloud =(

As I said I had a problems with my PC around one month and all data was wiped...

Well, mistakes happen to learn on them. Now you know that its important to make backups.

As for steamcloud - literally any other cloud service is able to do the same (just require manual setup)

I have backups only for very important documents and photos of the my family and so on...

Added more proofs

Hello again,


"This matter isn’t open for discussion. The ban will stand, and there will be no further correspondence or information provided by Steam Support or Valve employees.


Farewell,

Jared"

Why would we need more proof? I don't think anyone disbelieves that they closed your account.

More proof that he was also bothering them through email perhaps? xD

Because I've got ban on the reddit website (r/Steam). Their moderators told me that I'm - a liar and ban reason was: "Your account is just a Community Banned. Its not a deactivated or deleted."

No one here is questioning whether you got permabanned. We just mostly think you brought it on yourself.

I take it you don't actually know how new words are formed then. An awfully large number of words that we accept were viewed the same way when they were first coined. Person with autism is an entire phrase and it's more or less a matter of time before some single word gains acceptance to cover that.

Well this is a blast from the past. As I said before, the problem with it is that it's a new word mostly used as a slur. Because it hasn't acceptance as a neutral term yet you may want to watch your use of it.

I totally missed the number of pages. I suppose it was wishful thinking that this thread would die a merciful death.

Anyways, a word like autist is unlikely to become or remain a slur for very long due to the fact that it follows a standard form from an accepted medical term. Of course, it does happen, but if it does, then we still need a single word to describe those individuals rather than a long phrase. Or that stupid blank of blank bullshit that poeple of color are so fond of.
FWIW before I drop it, the term autist is pretty old according to Meriam Webster showing up in the early '20s. Not sure why it's not more widely known.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/autist

Hmm, in that case perhaps it fell out of use along the lines of spastic, retard and mongol (in the context of someone with Down's syndrome).