You know, when you send the same message 21 times in a span of 60 seconds, it is kinda obvious. At least use Easy SteamGifts where you decide what to enter, not the auto-entry script.
Yikes...
I mean, even if one made every message unique, who wants 21 messages from the same person dumped on them like that?
Others may see it differently, but that's why I'm a fan of the collective thank you message. I just thank someone for every giveaway of theirs I've entered at the moment in one message, so they don't have to read a bunch of spam (no matter how gracious the spam may be).
But since I'm here anyway: Thanks again, talgaby. ; )
I'm a fan of no thanks messages, but each to their own. Even if it is spammed when I put up my weekly pack, luckily it is just one click to remove them from the message alert window. A little bothersome, slightly annoying, but nothing particularly bad.
If someone requests that people don't leave a thanks at all, that suits me just fine, of course. However, if they don't leave instructions, I always err on the side of politeness, rather than look ungrateful. ^_^
Nah, I never write anything like that. If they want to, let them. Plus hardly ever anyone reads descriptions. I don't blame them, 99.99% doesn't have anything meaningful other than some self-advertisement, group advertisement, or listing some arbitrary rules they cannot actually enforce anyway.
Really? It should not be able to enter this fast, even if you are on an M.2 SSD to remove any HW bottlenecks.
Apologies then. In this case I have one less auto-entry script user detected.
Apologies because I don't consider the one-click ESG entry anything bad. But I do despise the script that enters everything without user interaction. (It does exist, albeit has few users.) I assumed you used the latter.
Thanks :)
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You know, when you send the same message 21 times in a span of 60 seconds, it is kinda obvious. At least use Easy SteamGifts where you decide what to enter, not the auto-entry script.
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Yikes...
I mean, even if one made every message unique, who wants 21 messages from the same person dumped on them like that?
Others may see it differently, but that's why I'm a fan of the collective thank you message. I just thank someone for every giveaway of theirs I've entered at the moment in one message, so they don't have to read a bunch of spam (no matter how gracious the spam may be).
But since I'm here anyway: Thanks again, talgaby. ; )
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I'm a fan of no thanks messages, but each to their own. Even if it is spammed when I put up my weekly pack, luckily it is just one click to remove them from the message alert window. A little bothersome, slightly annoying, but nothing particularly bad.
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If someone requests that people don't leave a thanks at all, that suits me just fine, of course. However, if they don't leave instructions, I always err on the side of politeness, rather than look ungrateful. ^_^
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Nah, I never write anything like that. If they want to, let them. Plus hardly ever anyone reads descriptions. I don't blame them, 99.99% doesn't have anything meaningful other than some self-advertisement, group advertisement, or listing some arbitrary rules they cannot actually enforce anyway.
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But... but, I'm using Easy SteamGifts. Anyway... sorry for inconvenience and thanks again for GA !
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Really? It should not be able to enter this fast, even if you are on an M.2 SSD to remove any HW bottlenecks.
Apologies then. In this case I have one less auto-entry script user detected.
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Apologies for what? You're the one who made the GAs, you did nothing wrong.
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Apologies because I don't consider the one-click ESG entry anything bad. But I do despise the script that enters everything without user interaction. (It does exist, albeit has few users.) I assumed you used the latter.
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Thanks!
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