Yeah, I'm in almost the same situation. I won a giveaway last week and still haven't received the game. The user's got until tonight before I can mark it as not received, so time's almost up, but seeing that green bar sit there all week has been a bit of a nuisance. Since it's a reminder to provide feedback, what might be a nice option is if it stayed until you looked at it, then went away, and reappeared after 7 days if you haven't provided feedback for giveaways won recently. Then you'd get the notification that you won and the reminder to leave feedback without having to see the same notification for a week. shrug
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that makes a lot of sense. it's not that difficult to set a flag saying there's new wins since the last time the user looked at the win list.
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He said, while sat at a computer reading an internet forum on a website used solely by people who like to play video games in their free time. Relatively speaking all our problems are first-world problems so yeah...sorry, but anyone who uses a computer keyboard to gibber and dribble another "First world problems" onto the internet is wasting their brain and everybody else's time.
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Like in that Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary, Junior? No thanks :)
[EDIT] Apologies for my Israeli-style disproportionate response-thread.
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Should someone who has only given away $0.99 worth really be complaining about anything?
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That's not even what he's complaining about. Reading comprehension FTW!
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I've been registered one week. He's been registered for three months...not to mention he's won five times. Time to be a contributing member of the community, IMHO.
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He's given more then most people have on the site.
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I kind of want to follow these people who only 'First World Problems' in every topic about a minor inconvenience for a day.
"Ah, damn, I forgot to get bread--" First world problems. :smug:
"I can't find a parking space--" First world problems. :smug:
"My computer is glitching out--" First world problems. :smug:
"My connection is really slow--" First world problems. :smug:
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steamgifts needs an authentication system for keys and gifts, and should be the middleman :(
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valve is apparently cracking down on one sided trades so i dont think anyone would do it
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Yeah it forces you to wait a week before you can mark it as not received.
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See, I won a giveaway. I received the mail (where the guy apologize if the key don't work). The key actually don't work (duplicated). So now, I have to wait a week to mark it as Not Received. But am I really forced to see this bar the all week? That bar who reminds me that I didn't really won...
So, like in the title, there should be a way to hide this bar cause, I saw that I won (but not), so why reminds me that every time I go here if the guy who made the giveaway didn't sent me the gift yet? Plus, if I won again during this week, I won't be able to see it unless I spam the bar everytime, and that's boring...
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