Be concise & constructive, get a chance to win Grim Dawn [Update: Sent]

Problem: stuff
Solution: things

Ok, I don't know how to describe this problem, because my English is not that fluent, but I will try the best I can.

Problem:In the forum, some comments have a lot of replies, but it's hard to see which comment is replying to which. Example 1 Example 2
Solution:In every comment, beside the "Permalink", we could add a "Parent" link. If you click on the parent link, it will lead you to the comment that it's replying to. Take reddit for example, something like this.

Following from my not-so-helpful post yesterday, I did think of one minor problem:

Problem: People using SGTools because they want to give to those with better sent/won ratios etc. Some people hate SGTools for some reason.

Solution: SG giveaways allow you to choose not only the level of giveaway, but also the ratio of sent/won. Would be great if SG could actually calculate the real CV to do this properly...

problem: my level dropped!
solution: learn the sg dance ヽ(ΦωΦヽ)

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Problem: Too many newbs getting scolded for not following rules.

Solution: Floating menu with full site rules and FAQs until member gets to level 3.

hey yirg - their avatar makes it look like you have spawned on the site and started again - trying to take over the world one avatar at a time :-P

https://www.steamgifts.com/user/la2funest

Problem: People complaining that others are winning too much...

Solution: Ignore them and look at yourself... Why are you giving away games in the first place? Is it because it's from your heart? Or because you want to keep up the ratio up and not be judged? (Look at my win/sent ratio... It might be a big difference, but look at my real CV ratio... I've still given more than I've received, because I sometimes like to get lots of bundled games for an un-bundled game)

Problem: People answering or shouting out ridiculous crap or in other words "trolls".

Solution: Stop being a dick before you open your mouth to talk trash you should first think about how you would feel in the given position. And if you can't help yourself about that you can still "troll" in a friendly way without verbal abuse, swearing and offending others.

Problem: Some users never win such as myself and then make threads in discussion.
Solution: Change the entry button so it displays your odds (or make the number of entries more prominent somehow) but that won't convince people who don't know how to math.

Problem ; You can't exclude certain regions from a giveaway + you can't choose multiple region restrictions for your giveaway( for e.g China + Hong Kong/Taiwan)
Solution ; An "Exclude this/these regions from your giveaway" option and the option to choose more than one region restriction. Also add new regions like Europe, North America etc.

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Problem: People tend to think that the community owes them something only because they entered shit-ton of giveaways.
Solution: Don't take anything as granted, be patient and polite.

Problem: I think the forums and the community at large are riddled, with a hostile, wannabe-cop attitude which make it an unpleasant place.

Solution: None, really. That's just the spirit of this community.

Problem: Trains
Solution: Post the links to giveaway so that users don't have to spend 5 minutes clicking "next" just to see that there's no game he wants. BONUS: creator also doesn't have to spend an hour creating and linking the giveaways.

I'll chime in with the 'free' game giveaway. I wonder if there's a way to just completely separate giveaways for 0cv games. To my not-very-code-friendly mind I would imagine that it would involve basically duplicating all the current framework, which is less than ideal. But it might provide those who do code it all a line of attack for integrating these kinds of giveaways. Then of course there's always the problem of integrating it into the site (for both who want to make such a giveaway, and for those wanting to enter them)

And to add a new idea (i think):
problem: when browsing through trains, I sometimes forget if a game is on my wishlist or not, so i have to open the stream page link in a new window to check it out.

Solution: add an overlay (an icon or something) to the displayed images that would let you know a game is on your wishlist.

more ideas!
problem: not actually a problem, just a thought to throw out there
solution: incorporate steam's 'similar/recommended' games (ie. when i look at Artificial Defense, I see Infested Planet, which i might not have known about but might actually like)