Suggestion: Automaticily add eligible members who voted on the winning Community Polled game.

Guess I didn't really think about that one, specially since as of late, it's a rarity for me to drop under 150 points at any given time regardless of how many GAs I've entered. Still though, if you didn't have enough points to enter at the time the poll ended, you'd still have 24 hours to enter the giveaway once points returned. Thanks for pointing that out though.

That requires like so much effort!

To be perfectly honest, yes.

Given the way the site works I'd been expecting them to show up as featured like developer giveaways do. I had no idea they'd be mixed in with all the rest or what user they'd show as being from. I'm not even entirely sure how to do what you've suggested, and I suspect I'm not alone.

It's not really that it's hard, this is actually how I've been getting to them, just go to the discussions and click cg's profile. As YouShouldFeel said, not everyone knows who is giving away the giveaways. I know a few people who haven't entered any of them because they didn't notice it was cg giving them away. Also, the icon that shows next to the giveaway can be missed since it sits in the same spot as the whitelist icon.

None of this would be a problem if they would just stick the community voted giveaway on the front page, like a developer giveaway or under the poll's section as I described in my op.

steamgifts is serious business, fun is not allowed around here

That is why I said, "eligible members", meaning if you already own the game, your vote is just a vote and not added into the giveaway.

I agree, regardless of how the community giveaway was handled, it would be nice to have it added where the "developer giveaways" are posted or even down by the polling area itself.

I didn't want to open a new thread for this since there already is one but I have often wondered the same thing:Sometimes I log in to steam too late to see the community GA and it's already over (I know #firstworldproblems,wambulance,etc) and frankly I tend to care far more about this than most multiple copy GAs.