Hello all you greedy bastards.

what he said!!!

Thank you for this post! I always say thank you ;D

THANKS FOR SKYRIM!

They probably wont even read your post either.

Thanks for schalart.

Thanks for skyrim.

Thank you!

Sometimes I say thanks twice on accident.

Aww, I thought this was going to be a giveaway thread! :P

Thanks for the skyrim

thanks for skyrim! i did not expect that!

Of course, most of those people don't even know we have a forums section, or would read a thread like this.
Also, thanks for Skyrim! Have it already, but everyone else should have a chance to play this game :)

Thankyou for bringing this to the attention of the site, I agree wholeheartedly with you squire. Having only been here a day and set up my first gift.

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Charming,

I feel the way to combat this is to start doing more puzzle gifts (like the wonderful ones I've seen and heard about from you) or to have private ones and share with only those you see to be active (be it chat or wherever)

Or we can maybe form some groups, I still prefer the Private idea.

Don't feel like you are the only one with this frustration :)

I got Skyrim too!!!!!
Cheers schalart, really, cheers!!

WOW! Skyrim!! Thanks! And yeah, you're completely right.

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Thanks for the skyrim!

come on guys help me I cannot find first three letters _ x x for the link. nice one btw

thank you for posting

Other words of praise work too right? Will I be shot down for calling someone awesome? :P

I do not say thank you to everything I enter. If I have nothing to say about something I'm entering for, I've never really felt the need to increase the mindless 'Thank you.' spam.

That said - I have thanked people for giveaways I haven't entered if they're amazing games I really enjoyed etc.

There would also be a far more substantial and heart-felt thank you should I ever actually win something. The 'thanks' spam is just another reason that even in real life, I feel like on its own, and even dressed up and expanded upon the word has lost its value.

Yeh... agree as well

I'd rather have a few people have genuine comments on a giveaway than a hundred "Thanks!"

Better a "Thank you" that nothing in my opinion. Whith the first you show that you value the giveaway (and the giver) at least some seconds of your life...