I'm not sure what that means.

Yes

yes

Definitely.

It's part of what CV was made for and I use it because I feel like it.

im not sure about it but i would have to say that Carrot is the best answer to this question. I might reconsider after some well formulated arguments against said carrot.

I love entering for bundle games, since most bundles I only want like 1 game from anyway. And I like to give out the bundle games I will never use instead of just letting them rot on the key pages. I love bundle games, it would be sad to see them go. I just put high contributor values when I make giveaways, as high as I can...heh.

I because yes, red ever so don't me.

It's appropriate.

Nobody is blocking bundles. I'm absolutely for the current system, as it provides extra rewards for those who give away non-bundle games, and closes the door on a very easy route of C.V. exploitation.

Many people (myself included) give away spare bundle keys, knowing full well we won't get any CV for it.

The bottom line is, if you care about CV (and many clearly do), you'll eventually have to start giving away games that aren't bundle cast-offs.

I'm fairly neutral about it.

If you don't want people who donated only bundle games to enter your giveaway, it's your giveaway, so you can decide who can enter and who can't, but I still think it's not a very nice thing to do, it's like treating them as if they are leechers and scum of the world when most of them (probably) don't have the luxury to simply buy games for others and resort to simply giveaway what they can which happen to be spares from bundle, and many of them also doing while knowing they won't get CV or anything for that and doing it for pure charity which is much better than many other people who just make giveaways to hoard CV and don't give a crap about giving to others.

It would be good, because there are people that giveaway non bundled games but still has less than $30 CV

I think awarding people that gave more than a dollar on the site is nice. |:

It's up to the giveaway creator. I don't mind it. I work with higher CV anyway because people who have been around the block respond faster and are generally easier to deal with.

It's good. I do that with most of my giveaways.

I don't mind it at all (makes sense, really), but I do have a problem with the overzealousness of some people for labeling any damned thing that happens to go on sale for a day or three as a "bundle game," so it gets devalued. Thanks to one-offs, weekly sales, and other similar events, the line between actual bundle games (which are typically low-dollar offerings anyway) and truly good games (which are often more pricey, but not always) has become really hard to see and easily stepped over.