Good point! Stupid of me to miss this... thanks for pointing this out! :-)

And sorry for wasting your time..

Yey! Thanks.

Thank you! :)

Well, even if it dosn't mean anything for UE it is then clear who you are and what you from your side do or not do with the data.
I loged out from the tools page and will not use it anymore. That is not a big deal for me. Maybe you should at least post an info on the page that you storage data on the page, that are visable for you and they don't get deleted automaticly nor can be deleted without any problems.

Also I think as an Admin you should be a bit more respectful with the data of the users. Postlings like the link above are strange even if they meant as a joke.
In the end you collect a lot of data wich can be usefull because you can more or less check
a) Steamname
b) Connections between SG-users (more or less)
c) What games are specific people are into
d) "how", how many and what GAs an user is entering

Hmmm, I just looked at http://www.sgtools.info/multiple/siwysanchezz and hmm... :( Like you said, they required help to get the secret url. Looking at http://www.sgtools.info/giveaways/11f431e3-1767-11e8-a27d-fa163ee2f826/allEntries I found a person https://www.steamgifts.com/user/ba2 who never got a message from me about anything, never wrote a comment on my public giveaway, didn't even enter the public giveaway, but somehow got hold of the secret sgtools giveaway link, and passed the sgtools test to get the steamgifts giveaway url. :( I should mention this all took place last month, before I tried any silly stuff like writing the url on an old giveaway... :)

Checking the time on my Steam chat conversation with siwysanchezz, it looks like ba2 passed that sgtools test 2 minutes after I sent the url to siwysanchezz. :(

Now I don't know https://www.steamgifts.com/user/ba2 did this, it's just my best guess based on the information I am reading. Please let me know if I'm misunderstanding something.

If I'm reading correctly, at 20:12 I send the sgtools url to https://www.steamgifts.com/user/siwysanchezz - who can't pass the test because of http://www.sgtools.info/multiple/siwysanchezz - but I don't know that at the time, and he just keeps talking to me. He sends the sgtools url to his steam friend https://www.steamgifts.com/user/ba2 who passes the test on 20:14, and provides the de-protected steamgifts giveaway url. At 20:17 siwysanchezz says oh i didnt thank for the link :P and at 20:32 he writes a comment in the steamgifts giveaway, which he couldn't have found without cheating. :(

Just in case there's any problem, I should mention that the other three invalid entries were all given the hidden steamgifts giveaway url directly by me, after mentioning they couldn't pass the sgtools test. If siwysanchezz had done the same thing, I would have had no problem telling him the giveaway url. But cheating to get it, I'm not happy with that. :( Sorry for the trouble, I don't know what your rules are for this sort of thing, but it is a disappointment to see stuff like this. :(

Ahh, no, I didn't mention I would be writing messages on anyone's old giveaways. But there's no other way I know to message someone on Steamgifts at least semi-privately, and looking in the comments to this giveaway it seems more than a few people are familiar with method. :)

I assume someone guessed from messages on the public ff15 giveaway that I would be trying to send certain people the giveaway link, and by saying I was leaving soon, wouldn't have time to contact them on Steam and so on, they probably checked old giveaways for a message from me, and got lucky. One other method people use is writing on screenshots, maybe they looked there first. :) Of course I don't know that's what happened, but doing it that way doesn't require anyone else's help.

It seems my mistake was writing a message on everyone's oldest giveaway. :) Something in the middle of the list would have required more work for a random person to find. Oh well. :( I assume that person didn't break any rule, just took advantage of my writing the sgtools link in a public (even if obscure) place. Maybe I should be happy only one person had the idea to look for it - just a lesson for me not to try anything dumb like that in the future. :)

Sorry for all the trouble, and thank you again!