just post the keys here.

No, cause people won't be honest.

Yeah I gave some away to friends the other day, I didnt want to risk posting them on here.

where is the keys ?

i want the games! especially if it's Ostfront 41-45. have the guest pass active and it's awesome and i want the full game xD

well, anyway, i guess you could make a puzzle or riddle or something, then whoever gets the right answer can be friended on steam and given the game that way... idk

Part of the reason those keys are not allowed is that when you buy the bundle, you get downloadable versions which it is assumed the purchaser still has access to, as well as Steam/Desura keys. So by giving away the keys, and keeping one of the downloadable copies for yourself, you're basically creating extra copies/users of the game without paying for them. That's why only the gift bundles are allowed, since they don't create "extra" (aka pirated) copies of the games.

Make a forum post for which games, people who want to enter say so in the comments, use random.org to find winners. simple.

Or if you're as bored as I was code a website that basically does it for you.

There is an entire topic about this elsewhere started by Loko that you could post in. I'm heading out momentarily or I'd find it myself

I really really want a key can you send me one?

Personally, the first thing I'd do is to check the Steam pages for each game, which shows which of your friends want the game. Then gift it to your friends. Don't have to go through SG to do that.

Do a google docs giveaway and then random.org the winner. :)

Theres a whole thread here speaking of this

Very honorable of you, gstringbassplaya. Props.

If you have Trine, Commandos Collection, Critical Mass, Botanicula or Garshasp I'd be happy to relieve you with taking one of them as I would really play those games;)

+1 to this theard

if you are so keen to give games away just choose random members and message their steam profiles?

So I've always wondered... How can they tell that the games are part of a bundle? Surely this is more a rule that only the contributor can really police themselves on...?