A very cool thing to reflect on: Valve held a tight leash on Steam for years. Games and apps had to be approved by Valve, and what they allowed was, at the ver

A very cool thing to reflect on: Valve held a tight leash on Steam for years. Games and apps had to be approved by Valve, and what they allowed was, at the very least, subjective. After a while it began to gradually let go of control. Nowadays, there are just a few things that might get blocked and I haven't heard any more stories about developers who got blocked. Funny thing is: Valve is privately owned, and Google is a public company. One should expect it to be the other way around.