I'll go first...

Problem: Something other people do on the site annoys you, but it doesn't break any rule. Example: Nomination threads that end up with the same names again and again.

Solution: Instead of complaining, try to ignore the annoyance and lead by example with an alternative you believe is better. Example: Start a nomination thread that aims to find new names, e.g. by limiting nominations to users that are Level 5 or less, or that have registered in the last 3 months.

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One more:

Problem: A winner didn't thank you for the game you gave.

Solution: Accept that this is almost the norm for public GAs. It is a bit less common with invite-only (forum) GAs, and far less of an issue with whitelist or small-group GAs. Use one of those if it really bothers you. You can also blacklist such users, but this won't have any significant effect (blacklist is limited to 1000 users, but the site has close to 1,000,000 users).

Problem: You don't like SGTools.

Solution: Don't use it.

Problem: You can't create giveaways for games that were once free, yet some people want to give them away to others who really want them, and not have to drop them on a thread for the ninjas to take. (For example, Mafia II was free and then it was included on a humble bundle, so what do you do with that extra key?)

Solution: Make a separate category for these keys. These would be giveaways that don't add to CV, and the game must have been free more than 3 months ago, not sooner.

Problem: too much drama
Solution: Kill All Humans!

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Problem: You have a problem.
Solution: Realize that in the infinity of space, time and potatoes your problem is nonexistent and attain enlightenment.

This is more of an opinion/observation but maybe others will agree with me:

Its become the norm to include a giveaway when making a thread these days to the point when the purpose of a thread is only for sharing a giveaway. This has lead to people participating less in discussions and just visiting the forums to lurk on giveaways.

Solution: Consider making threads without giveaways and instead create discussions that make the community a more fun place.

AGAIN I'm not saying this is necessarily a problem, I just feel like people enter threads expecting a giveaway in return instead of a good ol' fashioned thread.

Problems: Games previously "free" cannot be given away, while there are people who still want them
Solution: Maintain a free game list like the bundle list, and set them to 0P contribution point. So people can give them away but not to exploit the CV system

Problem:You have blacklisted users who have since been permanently banned.

Solution:Implement this into Steamgifts proper so it works for all users:
https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/nV9XP/userscript-find-those-bans-035-check-when-the-user-was-last-online

problem: you get offended all the time.
solution: don't get offended.

problem: you play the victim to get attention.
solution: don't play the victim.

problem: you think someone is guilty because of what you read on the forums.
solution: think twice before acting, sometimes there's a background history for someone acting in certain way.

problem: people dislike you.
solution: don't force them to like you.

Problem: think the community is going downhill?

Solution: actively engage in the brighter parts of the community, befriend on steam the more positive types and maybe they in turn can introduce you to some more bright lights . and the cycle continues until the area around you is lit up with no shadows

Problem: Steamgift have several threads where you can spread love but if you want to "spread hate" there is nowhere and people just save it inside each one.

Solution: Create a hate thread where everyone are free to say "Today I had a shitty day, in the morning I lost the bus and then I paid $30 to an annoying taxi driver" and things like that.

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Problem: People spreading hate and rumors to notable figures such as rachellove who left the community partially because of the hate

Solution: People should appreciate the ones who are benefitting the community. At least, give a word of thanks and defend these notable figures from haters and trolls as long those notable figures never did anything wrong.

Problem: I have to participate in this game to win a game i really want to play.

Solution: Go with the flow and participate so i can maaaybe win.

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Problem: you're infuriated by the number of giveaways for a given game (let's call it "clocksquad fission" for example).

Solution: use the "hide" functionality already present on the site and with a single click never see another GA for that game.

Sorted! They should get me working on world peace, I tell you...

Problem: People posting topics asking for opinions and others attack those opinions.
Solution: Realize not everyone has to agree with you and has an equal right to speak their mind. Level 0-10, country of origin. etc shouldn't matter. We're all equal here.

Problem: People complaining about being blacklisted.
Solution: Don't make a thread about it. You'll only get more blacklists.

Problem: People who dislike those who make region-locked giveaways.
Solution: Be a bit more understanding that not everyone has as easy a time buying ROW gifts as you.

EDIT: Ah damn, one more.
Problem: People calling others "leeches" or "leechers."
Solution: Just stop it. This is a giveaway site and it makes you look bad saying that.

I could go on, but those three four are in my top 10, at least. :3
not interested in the giveaway, thanks anyway

Problem: Too much points, always at 300.
Solution: Logout

I don't have a "problem", this is more like a suggestion.

Problem: I once wanted to create an event that would require me to WL some people to participate in a giveaway later, but I neither wanted to mix random people with my WL nor empty my WL just for that. So I had to scrap that idea.

Solution: Allow multiple WLs or the creation of any kind of timed list.

Problem: Too many rule breakers (rules of all sorts) as a result of not reading the FAQ or having common sense.

Solution: Make the FAQ a mandatory read while signing up. The user must then answer a basic quiz with questions revolving around the FAQ. Also, before they create their first giveaway, a warning/reminder should appear linking them to the specific part of the FAQ regarding giveaways. Something like that can apply to the first time they decide to post on the forums, too. As a result, punishments can also be made more severe which would also serve as a deterrent.

The warning could be something like requiring a checkbox to be ticked (after providing recommended readings) and if they break a rule, then there is no excuse for them.

Problem: You don't like puzzles.

Solution: Don't solve them.

Problem: SG Elitists.

Solution: There won't be any.

Problem : People complaning about being BL
Solution : Move on with life , since you cant have everyone to like you

P: 50% useless reroll tickets due to (already caught) rule-breakers not fixing their breakings.

S: Mandatory rectification of non-activated/multi-wins.

Problem : Replying to a certain people triggers you & made your mood bad
Solution : Ignore them or blacklist them and move on

Problem : "I'm new here, how to level up? How to make giveaway? I don't know the rules, I don't know that I can't give my won GA to other people"
Solution : SG need to make FAQ section as main page, or well at least make them accept term&service.. At least tried to make they read it :(