Valve just enabled dedicated community servers running on Windows to show up in the Steam server browser today, so CS2 community servers can now exist. Linux will likely follow soon. There is no in-game server browser though AFAIK, and I am not sure if or when one will be added.

On 9/4/2023 16:43, Mecha Weasel wrote:
" Relax friends, Valve didn't even provide servers to partner Perfect World, even though Perfect World doesn't have access to the servers, which are entirely maintained by Valve. However CS2 (which will most likely be known as the new CS:GO in the Chinese mainland due to legal restrictions that require the game's name change to be applied to the government) has yet to go live in the Chinese mainland." - That's definitely NOT making me feel any better about continued community server support for CS:GO/CS2.

On Sun, Sep 3, 2023 at 10:21 PM Cheriny - i at qingly.me <http://qingly.me> (via csgo_servers list) <csgo_servers@list.valvesoftware.com> wrote:

    Relax friends, Valve didn't even provide servers to partner Perfect
    World, even though Perfect World doesn't have access to the servers,
    which are entirely maintained by Valve. However CS2 (which will most
    likely be known as the new CS:GO in the Chinese mainland due to legal
    restrictions that require the game's name change to be applied to the
    government) has yet to go live in the Chinese mainland.

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