drealmer7: There's no rush to get them out, and I think it can more transition into a vault of sorts that has a great selection of yummy treats available for those that want them as they do. This is one reason I think personal requests for games from the vault are a perfecly good thing, to me it means someone really wants something enough to be like "hey, umm, would that be cool if I umm...got that yummy delicious morsel on the shelf right there?!", whereas at points nominations can (at times! in a loose analogy) be like someone offering you some food you don't want/don't like/just aren't in the mood for because you've had your fill of kekses and other sweets and tasty morsels for a while.
Also, when not filled up on yummy treats, one can feel more comfortable then at some point wanting to ingest an extra special sweet treat when it becomes available.
Pretty well put. People who think long and hard before taking something and will refuse if they doubt they're suitable or deserving recipients are probably those one'd want gifts to go to the most (which I guess is proven by this here), but while asking is pretty darn hard if you are one, being nominated for something you'll refuse may be even more awkward for all involved. So, as long as it'll remain as something for the active community and not a buffet that anyone can serve themselves from (because we all know what that will lead to, and very quickly, sadly), the idea of a vault of goodies sounds quite appealing.
Plus, back to nominations, sometimes it may be a case of being nominated for something but looking over the list and realize you'd actually want something else that's available, in which case it's even weirder, as just rejecting what you were offered and asking for something else instead would likely feel pretty... wrong, so you either reject everything or accept something you're not so keen on and give up on what you'd actually like.
(Just so there won't be any misunderstandings, just talking in general, haven't been in that situation and nobody told me they have been.)