Does games from DIG bundles ever become +1 on steam?

i'd rather have games i'd likely enjoy playing but each to their own i guess

I don't care.
I am happy when the stats are higher but i don't search and activate all free stuff for +1 and i would never buy games for that.

It's a, nice, sideeffect but thats it.

I'm just gonna talk for myself because I imagine my case isn't representative of everyone with a bunch of games. As someone who has recently reached 4k games in his steam account I wasn't aiming for that number to grow that much, in fact I kinda promised myself to stop impulsively buying so many games back when I reached 3k a few years ago, it's just that I see a lot of stuff that looks like I'd enjoy playing from the trailer and then I end up not having enough time or will to actually play them. Those large backlogs with impressive numbers are many times just a source of anxiety for their owners, a problem that got out of hand long ago.

I guess many of us started early, when every game was a +1 and there were plenty of bundle sites around, some offering very cheap games. Those days are over now though, and DIG is really the only major holdout (IG isn't as cheap). It was easy to get a huge library for not a whole lot of money back then.

No they can't. But some games on DIG are not limited. I'm not sure which games and if they are still in stock. I think they changed the rules regarding trading cards and limiting games a few years back, because of abuse from devs.

Sometimes DIG has actually good games in their bundles... almost certainly without the publisher's consent.
In fact, they have been caught rebundling Humble freebies (some keys showed "Humble giveaway" when activated) often in the past.

Oh, I’m well aware. But sending this privately would be pointless... why whisper when they need to hear it loud and clear? Let’s just say this wasn’t an accident, it was a choice.

So, to sum it up: expecting basic politeness is immature, entitled and is a "toxic mentality". Have I missed anything?

AndyFrost may be wrong in the way I went about it, but not on what he is feeling. Every interaction requires every party to aport something, a gifter is offering already a giveaway. A thanks after winning or something like that it's not much to ask. He may had a moment of a toxic actitude, but not really of a toxic mentality
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You many not care less what the winner gets form the giveaways you make, but others want the winner to have at least a bit of a bigger high of winning it than they themselves would had of keeping the key. There are various types of reasons people have to make giveaways on this site, and I hope you can learn to aknowledge others, instead of looking as if you mentality is the only valid one.