[Steam] Add streaming in voice channels

Recently I have been hearing more and more people starting to not like Discord, especially with the recent rumors that Discord might be going public. It seems that people are worried that the platform is going to become more and more bloated and littered with ads or more things being put behind paywalls. My first thought as an alternative to Discord is just Teamspeak. They seemed to have completely overhauled their client and now it's basically laid out like Discord. I personally liked it, but you still have to pay for your server and such just like back with Teamspeak 3. I then thought of Steam being the potential alternative. It's probably actually the service that's the most likely to kill Discord (maybe just as fast as Discord killed Teamspeak and Skype if Valve pushed it enough). Unlike Discord, Steam: * is profitable without making much additional change * It wouldn't need a subscription service nor the need to add ads, for example * already supports about 85-90% of Discord's features * The main thing needed is just putting it all together * Group chats are already set up like Discord (text channels, voice chats, reactions, roles, and permissions) * Imo the only thing missing for me is streaming in the voice channels (Steam has a broadcasting service, but it's seemingly only set up for either friends only, invite only, or public) * Valve could just give Groups more features like Discord and put it more front facing (maybe even have its own app) * could potentially allow devs to make more money on their platform * Games already have the ability to add things like emotes, stickers, and other profile decorations * This could increase sales for that game, win for Valve and the game devs * Games could add fun stuff like challenges to unlock things to use in the Groups * already natively supports Linux and is incentivized to maintain it * Discord has a Linux client, but the only reason why it exists is because Electron is cross-platform and the Linux versions are often an afterthought with huge bugs that take forever to get fixed. I'm not going to mention anything about Steam already having millions of users, because these millions of users are not using a lot of the social features that Steam had for years. I'm one of these people. I just discovered today about the layout of Group chats having text and voice channels (it even seemingly has temp voice channels, which are deleted when everyone leaves it, something you need bots for in discord) I'm not really going to sit here and tell people to just move to Steam. There's some things that Steam lacks to get me to use Groups more (like broadcasting in voice channels, video chatting features, etc). Steam probably doesn't have as good API support as Discord does either (the bots on Discord often carry some servers). I'm genuinely curious what people think about this. Is Steam a worse alternative than I think it could be? Edit: I realize a couple of huge features that Steam does not support like file sharing being a pretty big thing that people use Discord for. So I agree with comments mentioning that 85-90% is too much. I still believe that most features of Discord is already supported on Steam.