I was about to redirect you to the FAQ using some kind of douchy comment, but it seems FAQ is utterly useless as for now... so here you go.
Basically: the first bundle games worth $25 fully count towards your score; any bundle game past this mark will contribute only 20% of its value. Bundle games are marked by a star (*) behind their name while creating the giveaway.
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I have another question, the tos of humble bundle says that you cannot give to anyone your download link page but there is nothing(or at least i did not found it) about the steam keys, in the general help however it says to not give away the keys of the games you already own. My question is, if you already have the game in your steam library and you cannot give your key, the key is useless must remain unused in the humble bundle page? Also if the tos does not talk about the keys but this is said only in the general section of support, is this valid?
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Now is passed more than a day from when i sent a mail about it but i haven't received any reply, i guess they are busy, anyway if i don't get any clear response i'll take it for a "do what you want".
ps: i liked the idea of the support chat, even if they have no answer my question even there, why they have removed it.
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I remember previously they weren't allowed but now it appears they are. I remember something to do with a reduced value but I don't know what the conclusion to that was.
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