We currently have no plans to give these privileges to certain people nor reverse our stance.

We're aware of the inconvenience and while it does indeed hurt game trading, and thus some of our users, the changes Valve made were clear in what they were trying to achieve.

No trading on the forums.

Valve implemented the new system of barring games from being traded for 30 days because they wished to curtail scammers who steal credit cards and sell off numerous games that will later be revoked.

Now that this new rule is implemented, scammers can only give out games destined to be revoked through the gifting system. We have decided to not allow this practice on our site since it's clear Valve made the change for that exact reason. Also, the new system of gifting items is a new possibility of scamming seeing as someone must go first with trading items, which is always risky.

Essentially, our site was being used as a tool for these scammers with the only way to solve it was to ban them as fast as possible, which still let some fall through the cracks long enough to sell off handfuls of games. By following Valves lead on this new stance and disallowing these gifting agreement trades, we're going to have much fewer scammers on Outpost.

You'll have to take it up with the bot owner, as we do not control any of our own.

We do not have that feature.

The links are private for everyone but the account owner and everyone with trading privileges should have one.

If there is no button for that on a person's trade, then they have not given it to us.

You have to give us your Steam offer link in your settings, and we'll put it into your trades after that.

Should be right here: http://outpost.gg/cb/cd0djy.png

Very much is relisting. Closed the trades that are in offense. If you anything of this nature in the future, please report it.

If your intent was to only create two trades like that with actual interest of those 16 hats only, then you would be allowed to do. However, I have a feeling that you're trying to skirt around the relist rule, and if you were to do more trades like that, then we would indeed call it relisting and close them.

When we make judgement calls on these types of things, we try to look into the intent of the user in question in making their trades. The pricelist that you have is common to quickbuy trades and would definitely make me believe that you'd be attempting to get around the rules by using the fact that you have specific but different hats in multiple trades. I don't know your intent here in doing that for unusuals, but I see you have many trades open for stranges that are similar to what I believe you'd be attempting to do with unusuals. If that is the case, make one general trade with the pricing guide you follow and leave it at that.

This has been suggested before and we will never do this. We do not want users to know who has bookmarked trades for the very reason you stated. We never want a feature of our site to lead to possible unwanted adds from people trying to pressure them into buying an item.

Bookmarks are also not always made by users who have interest in purchasing the listed items, and may be made out of simple curiosity about how much a specific item may go for or it is an oddity and they wish to track interest in that type of thing.