This website is currently administrated by one person under the name "Brad Pitt". The name was picked a long time ago when I was part of a clan made out of celebrity names and always found it funny. My real name is Steve Rabouin.
If you would like to contact the owner of this website, please use one of these following options:

Additionally, this is the current list of people who are helping out with price suggestions administration:
There are currently only two ways to accumulate contribution points. Note that if you ever go into negative points, you will not be able to post new price suggestions until your contribution points are positive again.
Here's how to gain contribution points:
If you ever end up with negative contribution points:
There are currently 3 ways to earn raffle entries.
The multiplier is very simple and was created to allow people with more knowledge about the market to participate in higher price suggestions. It's currently calculated with the formula: contribution points divided by 250.
There is a bottom and top limit. The minimum multiplier will always be 1, and the maximum multiplier one person can get is 5.
In other words, if you have 500 contribution points, your multiplier will be 2. If your backpack's all-time highest value has been 1 bud, this means you can now suggest a price of up to 2 buds, and vote on items valued up to 2 buds.
Earning badges is very easy. Here are a list of badges and a description on how to acquire them:
We also have special donator badges, you can find more about them on the donate page. More badges may appear in the future.
Here are the modifiers applied to modified or special items, based on prices from the pricelist. These modifiers are cumulative, and in this order:
You can find information about the API at backpack.tf/api/
By joining the Steam Group you will gain 4 extra listings. Please note that the extra listings are not instant, it can take up to an hour for membership to take effect.
You can also Donate to gain more classified listings.
In short: We're running Apache on CentOS and the database is MongoDB.
The entire back-end is custom coded. We're not using any pre-made libraries for anything. The front-end uses parts of Bootstrap and jQuery
Our server is also located about 2ms from the Valve Web API server. This was a strategic move to ensure backpacks loaded extremely fast.
You can find more details about the technology used in the stats.tf faq page.
