I think you're fine, since your rules are unrelated to the giveaway that you created.
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I didn't think there'd be anything against it, as it's an additional GA.
Cheers for your answer. =)
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Thanks :)
It's amazing how many random pictures people post.
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I am still not sure what you are... Even if I think I had to investigate it for a puzzle long time ago :/
EDIT: Research complete. No, I don't remember having this info before :|
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There is no rule against that, so... may the best duck win!
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You are free to give games outside of SteamGifts however you like, and post here, as long as you don't violate any of the rules of this site when doing it.
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I just love this place and like to make sure I'm doing things within the regs before I try something new. =)
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It was literally the first thing that came to mind.
Oh god, I don't want to be known as that 'duck guy'.
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I just imagine walking down the street to a whole crowd of people yelling "Oi, DUCKKKK BOOOYYY" at me.
I'd totally buy Duck Game if I had the monies.
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Oh god no. The duck authoritah is on to me.
Uh, oh, n-nothing, sir. Praise the DuckyofWar, sir. I am true Duck Guy, sir.
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Yes. Rules clearly state that duck gifs are not allowed
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@Reece
The rules (or lack thereof) are as follows:
You can add any special elements to a giveaway you want.
However you may not ask for a repick if someone not meeting a special condition wins a game, even
If those special elements restrict entry [say, 'Any users who say 'Thank you' will not qualify for a game'].
In that case you risk your giveaway being marked 'not received' and losing that giveaway slot, unless the person in question also agrees to the repick.
The easiest way to avoid that is just to [temporarily] add people to your whitelist when they meet your criteria, and then do a whitelist-only giveaway :)
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These additional rules only apply to the additional giveaway, and not the GA people are spending points on.
This is in each of the descriptions:
These additional GA's are not related to the giveaway you're spending points on. Those, of-course, have no additional rules to enter.
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I think you misunderstood me :X I was referring to the second giveaway, and making sure you knew to use whitelist for it, if you intended to post it on SG.
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I'll likely be sending the additional GA via Steam, rather than SG. Simply because it'd be hard for a workaround via my whitelist as it has near 100 people in.
I did misunderstand though, my bad. =)
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Shouldn't be any problems, there :)
You can also create a custom Steam Group and invite the people in question, that works just as well :)
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SteamGives rules only apply to stuff that's connected to SteamGifts. (Did I say that right?)
Not only is your idea acceptable, it is a regular practice by some other SG members.
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I thought so, I just wanted to make sure I was covered.
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Nothing wrong with your giveaway. Generally everything is fine as long as you don't pose unreasonable conditions on your current giveaway ("unreasonable", here, means not involving already owned games of a bundle/pack). i.e. "i will ask for reroll if you already have more than half games in this pack" is ok, but "i will ask for reroll if you don't say thanks" is not.
Offering a free game on top of current giveaway is not only ok, but also awesome! :P
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So, is this within the SteamGifts rules?
I know the asking for a specific GIF is, but is offering a game up (from time to time) for my favorite within the rules? It wouldn't be within the SteamGifts system (the person who submits my favorite GIF), as I can't see how I could that.
So, is it within the rules? I wanted to do something different within my GA's.
Thanks!
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