https://www.steamgifts.com/go/comment/RwnDnN5
I have seen matters 1.2.3.4.5, so I had an approximate understanding of that.
Thank you for all your help.yup((´Θ`*)yup

For normal discussions, I think it is fine to relax and view and maintain the status quo, but when it comes to "wars" I feel that the future situation is not good.
Currently, I think you know about the organized postings (which even the moderators feel are propaganda).
There are of course those who comment negatively on them.
However, I feel that the current situation is to fry those users individually and try to "make the discussion obsolete" and take away the very environment where discussion can take place.

This all sounds like a conspiracy theory....┐(´Θ`)┌Oh...
https://www.steamgifts.com/support/ticket/QX0NE/
If it is in your purview, you can read the contents of this support ticket.
https://www.steamgifts.com/support/ticket/dbvlS/
I picked up the information on the second support ticket as to why there are so many such users, and it will be the one I sent you with the information.

Personally, I've been feeling lately that SteamGifts might be better served if they were directed to a place with a "bulletproof" or "firewall" against such activities before they get drawn into a war.

I think it would be better for Ukraine's domestic and international users if it continued.
I think it would be better for decent users in Russia to continue.

However, if it interferes with the general business operations of the SG, it is my recent feeling that it might be better to leave the "war" to where the "preparedness" is.
(Actually, I don't know if SG is backed up by the CIA, FBI, or MI6, but if they are, my concerns are probably unfounded.)

NetBlocks on Twitter: "ℹ️ Update: Internet access has been partially restored on provider Maxnet in #Kharkiv, northeast Ukraine, following a total loss of connectivity attributed to power outages amid combat. However, service remains significantly degraded. 📰 Background: " / Twitter https://twitter.com/netblocks/status/1517898480588668930

So far, the only disturbances that have caused social networking services to be shut down seem to be services in areas in the middle of a war zone, but I feel that a "firewall" is needed when things get too hot.

I hope there is some good solution.
For listening. Thanks again.🤔🔎🦠