In case no one has heard about this here are a couple of articles about two loli hentai games that just been censored in spite of the fact that Valve has clearly stated that they would not play the role of the morality police and that every game, including porn/hentai ones, has the right to be on Steam as long as it is not illegal.

www.oneangrygamer.net/201...removed-from-steam/71990/

www.oneangrygamer.net/201...xploiting-children/72008/

More importantly though, apparently the Valve employee responsible for these bans is a guy named Jason Ruymen,as you can see from this screenshot of the message he sent to the developers of Imolicious to inform them that their game had been banned.

twitter.com/YumeCreations/status/1062603156868268032

This is his facebook profile.
[redacted]

Please do not harass him,that counterproductive and helps no one,we should do our best to get the games have been censored back on the Steam store and to make sure instances of censorship and moral policing such as these never happen again.

At the same time Valve should be made aware of what this employee has done and how it has inconvenienced a lot of their customers,so complaining to the company about this person is an excellent idea.

With that said as i mentioned before harassing him is awful and counterproductive,so doing that should be absolutely avoided,just complain about him to Valve.

Also please helpread the news about this in other lolicon and loli friendly hentai communities.

Neat.

"Please do not harass him" he said after posting his Facebook profile. If you have a problem with a Valve employee, complain to Valve.

Not sure if I find it particularly problematic for this to occur on steam.

Same. Also, I'd imagine they have problems with advertising and videogame journalism if they keep them.

Can't you get those games anywhere else?

right but why is steam hentai games have nothing to look for
is my opinion

I don't need porn games on steam. Also I hate loli so I don't see a problem with this.

You are free to filter them out. In fact, they're filtered out by default.

The problem is that it actually is either illegal or a grey zone in most countries, even if it's just drawn.
They also blocked several non-loli adult ero visual novels in various countries like japan, germany, australia and others because of legal reasons.
It's true that they are not denying content anymore because of their own policies, but they don't want to get sued.

Steam won't be getting any money from me until they reverse this policy.