Emew42
Let's start with putting Elite Members who were around before the Twitch/Post rule got you elite

mdb983
Your post begs the question; if these people are able to get multiple card from the queue, what are you doing wrong?
 
Let's be frank, your real issue is you haven't gotten a card yet, if you had, I suspect you'd be less inclined to complain about people joining multiple queues, or more precisely, getting multiple cards from the queue. Back in Jan/Feb I devoted countless hours to getting a 3080, waiting for Newegg release times and trying to beat others in adding to cart/checkout; Eventually, after much disappointment,  I got one.  
 
There is nothing stopping you from getting up early on each launch event and waiting for that moment when the notify button becomes available. Sure, there is an element of luck, but if you're willing to settle for the first card you can get then there is no reason not to join multiple queues. Your statement that people should only be allowed to buy one card, then go to the back of the queue is self serving. I got up early and was able to get the 3080Ti, on launch day, to replace my 3080. I'm hoping to get the Kingpin which was ultimately the card I wanted, again, I joined the queue (and I’ll probably have to wait a couple of months). I would settle for the Hybrid and add a block if it comes before the HC. Do you truly believe that just because I got the 3080Ti I should go to the back of the Queue for the Kingpin? From my perspective, that's saying the guy that put little effort into it and joined the queue well after I did gets to buy the card I want before me. Or perhaps you're saying I'm being selfish for buying a 3080Ti when I already have a 3080 and ultimately will replace with a Kingpin? Personally I see it as my choice as to how I spend my money and where I devote time and effort - because it does take time and effort to get a card at msrp in this market. 
 
Each SKU is limited to 1 per household, so if I’m in a different queue or get a different card from the one you want, that doesn’t impact you. If I happen to be ahead of you in the same queue, well that’s simply because I either tried harder or was more fortunate; That will always be the case, it’s the nature of a queue based system.  To expect someone that has put as much, if not more, effort into securing a place in the queue to be sent to the back, smacks of a sense of entitlement.

gsrcrxsi

Edwin405
Well, I see it as a long term investment, sorta like a car, you can add things and whatsoever, BUT, it will always loose its value, no matter the condition or hardware of it. If you dont think so, that fine, but I do, so ye

like a car? LMAO. cars are also almost always a bad investment, unless you're buying some 1960's ferrari worth millions.
 
most cars depreciate almost instantly. i don't think you know what an investment is.

skyline385
When you ask them about it, they get all offended saying the other card is for their children, family, neighbors, etc.

steven-1979
Unpopular opinion regarding Elite Queue:  throw elite members who already got a card to the back of the queue.  You've got elite member bragging that they've gotten 5+ cards while the rest of us are stuck with 0.  What people even need with 5+ cards is beyond me unless they're a scalper or a miner.  If you got a card, congrats, enjoy your sweet 3xxx gaming experience and welcome to the back of the line while the rest of us 0'ers try to get our 1st card.  I know it won't happen ... just wishful (and probably unpopular) thinking.

Edwin405
Okay mr @gsrcrxsi, We have different definitions, so what? let people be people, mr know-it-all

mercIE
100% this, should be 1 card per credit card / address until the shortage clears somewhat.