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Everyone can access a website. So of all the options they have, a simple blog is the best. Stop defending shitty practices.
Honestly If i have to make an Account for a Website for every Single game that would be annoying aswell.. If a game is on steam they should Post These Things on steam and be active in the steam Forums as devs.
You wouldnt have to create any account. You would type in their blog URL and scroll through a record of their updates and comments, no extra friction.
If they wanted to host their own forums, OpenID exists to let people use existing credentials. They could also embrace Steam's blogging and forums, as you said, which is better than Discord at least.
You know, it's possible to analyse and discuss a situation and the factors contributing to it without 'defending shitty practices'. I don't have a bone in this fight.
Well, I just liked that the old binder was blue and only I could access it.
No, because its a pointless devils advocate.