Unfortunately, if you want even basic management functions over your trades, you'll have to switch to using Barter.vg instead- SteamTrades still has a long way to go before it's close to being comparable. :X
As far as users that are being intentionally harassing goes, that's a similar issue: SG has improved significantly since I started using the site, in regards to addressing gross misbehaviors, but they're still quite lenient toward harassment [and that despite the site not even having a very basic ignore function (a function that basically every modern multiuser site or software of any respectability has)]. The only way to improve the current system is to make sure to file support tickets when users clearly step over the line, and hope that persistence keeps staff from pushing the issue straight out of their minds.
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Yep, there are several discussions like this one from June:
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/bartervg/discussions/0/351660338684119228/
Speculation is that barter.vg could fall apart any time now (domain was mysteriously renewed earlier this month, until then people were worried that it would stop working somewhere before the end of the month), but it's a very valid platform, so hurry up if you want some quick trades :)
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Abandoned, no. 237 days ago, Barter, who'd been chatting with people daily up till that point, vanished entirely off the internet. He hasn't, for example, logged onto Steam at all since then. Abandoned indicates intent, whereas here.. it's far more likely something tragic happened.
As long as the site is still running, it's still usable- it was designed to be mostly self-sufficient. Add in that SteamTrades feedback is still being used for barter trades in addition to barter feedback, and it works exactly the same as making a ST trade, except you've got the benefit of the far superior barter interface to arrange the trades with in the first place.
In other words, as concerned as some of us are about the circumstances around the creator, the site itself is still working just lovely, and is still highly recommendable.
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Put in a different sense, blacklisting ties to the giveaway functionality of the site, and not the forum functionality of the site; SteamTrades works off of the forum system (and now, is also separated from SG's framework altogether, and so can't be affected by SG blacklisting regardless).
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Have you told them to stop posting on your trades?
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As the title says. Is it possible to block a user from posting on my trades? Blacklisting doesn't stop them.
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