Hello my friend,

Just want to give you a piece of advice

Check this thread and you'll know

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/uLte2/the-moment-when-your-faith-on-sg-support-went-from-100-to-1

Even after when i removed my YT and TW links, along with the Curator group, the post was held for about 3 weeks.

And now in this case a super-mod is actually violating the rules.

And the thing is that CJCOMPLEX's thread has not been closed. Which should have been done, considering the position he's in and the thing he did. Seems like what i thought about partiality in SG support, still stands.

You have multiple questions. I will try to give at least a rudimentary explanation in the time I currently have.

1. Up until recently, there has not been a need for Support to check Steam Group Recruiting threads because (for the most part) they have been about Steam Groups, not "other stuff."
2. Not so long ago, some users began using the forum for self-promotion and advertising. When this first began, SG did not have the manpower to address the issue. We were too busy trying to deal with other, more pressing matters.
3. As SteamGifts continues to increase the number of Support Staff, we have been able to shift our attention to other problems which have heretofore gone unaddressed. One of them was advertising in the forum. I have been the Support member most active on that front.
4. As advertising in the forum was being curtailed, it began to become increasingly present in the Steam Group Recruitment sub-forum. It is only lately that my attention has been drawn to what has, until now, been an oversight. (See #1.)
5. Aside from a couple of exceptions, those asked to correct their posts have cooperated, leaving them free to spend their time and energy on other things. You may check remike's post for one example.

If you have checked the site rules, you know that "advertising" is only permitted inside giveaway descriptions. Links to curator pages, YouTube channels, Twitch feeds, and other links to off-site web pages for the purpose of promotion are considered "advertising." Unless you are mentioning them inside giveaway descriptions, they are not allowed. That is the general rule. The exception to that rule is the allowance of Steam group promotion within the Steam Group Recruitment sub-forum. The point at which Steam group promotion becomes impossible to distinguish from off-site promotion, it becomes a problem in the forum.

TL; DR: Your original post included mention of your Steam group (permitted) along with various links promoting off-site content (not permitted). As per recent changes, this is no longer the case, and you are currently in compliance with site rules. It took this long to point out the problem because I am currently the only one addressing this.