For later years, All Games listed on steam store will include on Bundle List except Valve Games

How about If someone already have KF+DLCs on his steam library and want make giveaway on steamgifts.com?

I think cg is hero like superman because PHP master for this site. So you don't worry

LMAO! I was thinking the exact same thing! :)

But to get CV for people like I said still unfair now

but the people who need the older games will not get any as most of the contributors will stop giving away those as their cv will not increase. You cannot just live with the new things rolling up.
For eg: You cannot just leave ur mom and dad behind and just care about your children.

So, don't make it temporary. It's not like it didn't happened already (Serious Sam Classic is worth $5 on SG, while Steam Price is $10 - might be related to it being only available through buying some other stuff, but AFAIK that was the case even before that lock).

With the BTA that gives you HL3, Portal 3, L4D3, Dota 3, and TF 3.

And then suddenly, waves upon waves of CoD hackers. And Activision goes down painfully.

This is a future I like the look of.

And if all developers were indie.

Bundle tagging doesn't work retrospectively. The Steam Store price simply changed. It affects all of us as time goes by.

If you paid more than thirty dollars for those games, please add me on Steam and I will personally refund you the difference.

The price of Sniper was decreased.

Setting the CV down only temporary has a giant problem: people will hold on to their keys/copies until the value is back up...

Please tell me how you distinuish among those.

That shouldn't matter at all... Giftable copies are always worth more in trading, because then you can trade that away without any problems, and store it in your inventory. But on steamgifts... you are supposed to activate it yourself, no matter if it's a key or a gift, so that is kind of a stupid idea.

Ideally, that's what should be done -- bundle keys should not be treated the same as giftable Steam inventory items. However, people don't seem to agree on how to make that distinction. I think the easiest way (and one that's probably been mentioned before) is self-reporting: the creator says whether it's a Steam item or a key when the giveaway is made, and the winner gets to say whether he/she got a Steam item or a key when marking the item as received. As long as you don't think most people are cheats and liars, this should be OK. The creator and winner most likely don't know each other, so there's probably not much incentive to lie to help the other person, and the one to benefit more from lying is the creator (by getting Steam item credit for a bundle key). So if the winner says it was a key when the creator said it was a Steam item, the creator gets key credit. If both say the same thing, then that credit is given. The last case is if the creator says it's a key, but the winner says its a Steam item. I'm not sure that would happen, or the best way to handle it off hand, but it doesn't seem likely to me. But again, if most people don't lie and cheat, a simple checkbox for both the creator and winner should be sufficient to handle this -- making the distinction becomes the users' responsibility with the creator initiating it and the winner verifying it.

and you replied here too.. i don't see a problem

If it were for the admin's eyes only, why wouldn't he just send a ticket about it?

Learn how it works before making you sound stupid :)

True.