When I first started Steam I had to make my own user account in which I did and then I subscribed to all the newsletters (which I haven't received yet).well this shows you how much the guy researched it because what he is refering to is the software subscriptions which is not a newsletter but which beta software you want to download so you can play. looked for his email to correct him on this didnt find one.
It took about 10 more tries to actually get connected to a server. This is happening to a lot of Steam users. Since Steam is still a beta and not to be released most of the servers are still very buggy so just keep trying and you will get a connection sooner or later. I was also surprised to see the limited amount of junk advertisements posted on Steam.from what i was hearing most of those servers you see in steam that you cant connect to are either a) behind a firewall or b) non-dedicated server games given i havnt seen any difference between a lan non-dedicated and a internet one. some of it may be that steam is still buggy but they release beta software on a beta delivery platform. and i never expected advetisement not from valve atleat.
all in all valve learned its lesson to never underestimate the community

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