Oh, I'm sorry. I'll use a translator to communicate from now on. Until now, I've been writing to improve my English skills, so I didn't know if those were incorrect expressions.
What I'm curious about is this. To be honest, when I clicked on the Support board on this forum, it led me to this channel, so I thought the mediator was one of the staff members. This is because I also used to work as QA for a game company. And in my culture, things actually operate in the way I described (I am Korean). I'm talking about a board where you can see both official responses from the staff and official responses from users
That's why I naturally thought Questions&Support would be the typical official request channel. I think it's a cultural difference, and this is the point I want to make
And as you mentioned, I'm a frequent Steam user, and because it's naturally available on Steam, I asked the question. To be honest, I'm very perplexed by the fact that there's no direct channel on this site. Since direct support and requests to game companies are possible on Steam, I thought it would be similar to Steam's community support, but I'm confused that it's not the case.
My point is that all of these things are set up in a flawed system. If suggestions for site features aren't being checked by the staff, why bother making them public?
I use this site to purchase assets, but recently there's been a flood of AI works, causing me to spend money I don't need to spend, so I made a request. I've now realized that this is just a public board, and my questions and suggestions are not checked by the site staff.
Anyway, I understand your answer. I'll accept it as a cultural difference. And I initially searched within the board.
I want you to understand that I asked the question because there wasn't a clear answer in the first place. I searched before asking my question and confirmed that there was no clear answer about adding features, so I asked.
You might think it's 'obvious', but there's really nothing 'obvious' in this world. Frankly, you know the rules in detail because you're a long-time user of this site, but for me, it's difficult to know community rules that aren't even in the announcements.
Anyway, thank you for your long answer. I also feel that my English skills are still lacking for long compositions. It's because I'm not from an English-speaking culture. I think it will be clear this time because I used a translator.
Thank you for your help.