I don't see any reason why it should be required. As the site rules say:
"You'll need to switch to a public profile when registering, so we can confirm you have a legitimate Steam account that meets our minimum requirements. From that point on, you can use the site with a private profile. However, if you wish to enter giveaways, the site will ask you to switch to a public Steam profile once a week to bring your account up-to-date."
I'm a SG member for 3 years, I have a Level 2, I synchronize my profile weekly and that's pretty much enough to rightfully receive the games I won. I value my privacy. So no, I can't make my profile public. Don't make up new rules, please.
There's no reason to go all defensive.
The reason for making the profile public is to check that you have activated all your wins.
No worries though, I'll contact a support member to check it for me if it's that important to you. http://www.sgtools.info/nonactivated/Zobaken
I haven't broken any rules. I consecutively won two identical giveaways from the same member, but I haven't touched the second key. The owner haven't contacted me or anything, and after SEVERAL MONTHS I'm receiving a warning about multiple keys activation. That key is still sitting non-activated in my win list and I can shove it in his face, but I don't worry about these stupid things that much to bother.
Check whatever you want, I don't care. But don't make assumptions about me.
I'm not making assumptions. The only reason why you'd be flagged as multiple wins, is if you've marked them both as received. If you won it twice you're supposed to contact the creator/support staff to have the key rerolled. You're not supposed to mark it as received.
Thanks
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Thank you very much indeed, Zobaken! 😏
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Hi, could you make your profile public for a bit so I can send you the game you won?
Thanks =)
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I don't see any reason why it should be required. As the site rules say:
"You'll need to switch to a public profile when registering, so we can confirm you have a legitimate Steam account that meets our minimum requirements. From that point on, you can use the site with a private profile. However, if you wish to enter giveaways, the site will ask you to switch to a public Steam profile once a week to bring your account up-to-date."
I'm a SG member for 3 years, I have a Level 2, I synchronize my profile weekly and that's pretty much enough to rightfully receive the games I won. I value my privacy. So no, I can't make my profile public. Don't make up new rules, please.
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There's no reason to go all defensive.
The reason for making the profile public is to check that you have activated all your wins.
No worries though, I'll contact a support member to check it for me if it's that important to you.
http://www.sgtools.info/nonactivated/Zobaken
Besides, you've already broken the rules in the past, so how do I know you haven't on the activated wins as well?
http://www.sgtools.info/multiple/Zobaken
If it all checks out you will receive the gift, as per the rules.
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I haven't broken any rules. I consecutively won two identical giveaways from the same member, but I haven't touched the second key. The owner haven't contacted me or anything, and after SEVERAL MONTHS I'm receiving a warning about multiple keys activation. That key is still sitting non-activated in my win list and I can shove it in his face, but I don't worry about these stupid things that much to bother.
Check whatever you want, I don't care. But don't make assumptions about me.
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I'm not making assumptions. The only reason why you'd be flagged as multiple wins, is if you've marked them both as received. If you won it twice you're supposed to contact the creator/support staff to have the key rerolled. You're not supposed to mark it as received.
Your game is on it's way, enjoy.
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Received and activated. Thanks for the gift.
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