A lot of times suspensions are given to new folks who haven't fully read the FAQ and learned from their mistake once the suspension ended. Having said that, its still important to know the rules, but I don't think that one time you messed up when you were a noob that you've made the effort to fix should stick with you the rest of your time here.

Big fat "no" from me.

No, that should be kept confidential.

However it'd be cool if there was an option to check last suspension date, but only for giveaway winners, before sending them the game (so before they mark as received).

Nobody will ever know I was suspended for 3 days
muahahaha

So you could just blacklist random people for no reason? No thanks.

You can only see your history, seeing other's would be a big no

Why does it matter if or when a person was suspended in the past? If they are not suspended now, then they are a part of this community.

It could be used to blackmail people ...
Some ppl get suspended cause they dont know the site rules ... like it is legit for some newer user to not know he should contact the GA creator if he won 2 copies of the same game in short period of time .
I can defend such people .
But lets be fair , ppl always do dumb shit , and sometimes it end up with suspensions.

Why bring someones old mistakes into the table ?
I got suspended twice for calling out , does that make me a horrible person ?
Not really .
First time i got suspended , i didnt even know i cannot call out people when they are breaking the rules >.<
Second time was me being dumb , and not phrasing my comment well >.<

if you can check multiple windows in not activated, then it should be possible to reach if the person has been punished for this. Anyone who wants to keep giving gifts without checking ok, but some people like to check if it is someone who contributes to the community or not.

• When I find inconsistencies also make ticket, and has also received an answer that the person has already served the suspension. It would be a ticket unless more time to care about those who are not following the rules

This would probably fall under public shaming, but a variant that Archi suggested shouldn't be an issue.

Whenever I check my giveaway's winners and see one who has not activated games more then 30 days ago I always feel like that guy got away with breaking the rules since I can't report him and can't see whether he was suspended for it or not. Kinda don't want to send the keys/gifts to these people but still have to

As the rules and time frames are fixed - would it be unworkable if the process that selects a winner, automatically checks for multiple wins and unactivated gifts? If a violation is found - the win is put on hold and a ticket automatically forwarded to support to verify if a reroll and/or suspension is appropriate. This would mean that rules are checked consistently and apply to all winners.

Alternatively these rules could be automatically checked when doing a sync with the steam account. I've seen unactivated wins and in the following 7 days a further 5 or 6 giveaways were won on that account. I can only conclude from that, there are many users who don't bother to check their winners. There are many users who probably don't know how to check, and this sort of "admin" should be handled by processes in the background - transparent to the giveaway users.

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While it would be very useful when asking for a re-roll I also think it involves a lot of problems, as it would be indirectly calling out people. Of course, anyone can check their status anyways via sgtools easily nowadays, but I don't think everyone does, whereas such a mark on the profile is instantly visible for everybody.

Have zero reason to know what kids have had detention. If Reddit has taught me anything, ban, suspensions, and deleted comments are often as much the fault as those in power as the one that posted or did something. The fact that someone was suspended then welcomed back means the issue is over. Continued persecution by wearing a scarlet letter serves no purpose other than to drive people away.

LOL one of my GA ended now.
The winner have not actived from 2014 and multiple win from 2016, i will wait for the support answer.

Edit: The user got suspended till March 1st.

I'd say yes, but only for people who were suspended more than one time.
The people who made a mistake and learned their lesson should be all fine. Those who never learn, well, they deserve to have fingers pointed at them.

Honestly, I don't think one's suspension history is any other user's business. Just report someone and support will deal with it.

Not only that, but their entire criminal history should be released by the police. I don't want to send gifts to rapists, thieves and murderers.

Oh, come on. This is just straight up witch-hunting. A user could have been suspended for very minor reasons or even by accident.

no. no one else but support should know if a user got suspended.

we don't need people checking every single profile to see if it's flagged. there's already enough witch hunting with unactivated and multiple wins.

Since the unactivated and multiple wins are already visible (if one is checking for it), perhaps a Time Served note or icon could be added to those specific giveaways by the staff member who grants the suspension.
Anything else definitely seems too perma-black-mark-y.