I beg to differ. These threads are not made with the purpose of polluting the feeds or harm the digital environment, but to provide information (and keep the bundle deals database consistent). And information will find its way to SG deals, whether it's through me or through someone else. Back in the day, the DIG owner himself used to make these threads, and the bundle count and other things were constantly incorrect (purposely made this way or not - I don't know). But sure, if you prefer that kind of approach, I can easily stop with the DIG threads.

I'm certainly not trying to abuse anyone with them, and I'm sad to hear you're thinking this way (based on the comparison you made). They take a lot of time to manage, even if I count only 5 minutes per DIG bundle (let's not talk now about the 1-2h for each Humble Bundle / Fanatical Build a Bundle that I spend) it's around 46h alone for these DIG Weekly.

They're +1 immediately on release without any user interest.
Just look at any, like their latest hentai trash game from the other day.

Even the DLC are "+1 DLC" while other, honest, hard-working, real developers have it much harder in that regard.

Example, on August 16 Road 96 released. With a couple thousand or so sales, it quickly got a +1 for the game itself, but if you look at the DLC:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1681090/Road_96_Prologue_eBook/
"Steam is learning about this downloadable content"

Meanwhile, look at any of things coughed up by these trashware spammers, who have Valve's stamp of approval and Valve's undying love:
https://store.steampowered.com/search/?sort_by=Released_DESC&publisher=DIG+Publishing 👈🏼 DIG
https://store.steampowered.com/search/?sort_by=Released_DESC&category1=998&publisher=8floor 👈🏻 other junk, to show they're not alone