To find a suitable solution, I’m also willing to review all of my trust feedbacks in question.
That is a great start 1miau, see, sometimes winning against yourself is worth more than winning against many, it takes courage to admit that somethings we do are just, simply put "mistakes" that need to corrected.
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Nice to see we can find some common ground here and I'll look into my past feedbacks tomorrow.
After all, we need to come along with each other and reviewing my past feedbacks can help here in my opinion.
For now, no one has been damaged as my giveaways aren't finalized but the winners definitely could make claims after the giveaways have concluded.
I could re-open it or (for example) send some funds to someone else on my behalf to deal with it.
I will find a solution, where none of the legitimate winners will suffer any loss.
After all, we need to come along with each other and reviewing my past feedbacks can help here in my opinion.
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These are my voluntary, private giveaways
Technically, you violated a contract with the participants, you pledged to give prizes to the winners, and thus, people participated for that reason, any participant on one of the 4 contests you canceled can technically issue a flag type 3 against you for violating a contract
Techically, that could be expected, yes. For now, no one has been damaged as my giveaways aren't finalized but the winners definitely could make claims after the giveaways have concluded.
I could re-open it or (for example) send some funds to someone else on my behalf to deal with it.
I will find a solution, where none of the legitimate winners will suffer any loss.
I feel you guys are in the wrong and should pay out the prizes promised.
There'll be a positive solution, where prizes are paid.