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Other than ridding yoru steamapps folder of the usernamed directories, you'll have to check each game. How its storing multiple user names for yourself and how it stores info for each steam user. Should be subfolders or files with their username floating about. Maybe before you start deleting stuff, make a backup of the whole steamapps folder just in case until you have things as you want them.

I like trains.

Open it in notepad. Looks like it saves the last time it was updated among other things. Try not to alter it.

Faava beans

Even on normal sign-out steam still hangs around (steam.exe and steamservice.exe). I usually watch to make sure both close before I move on to other things, but sometimes the will just stay there forever. I do force-quit them when I see they're still running. Wonder if Gabe Newell's wachin' meeee...

Certain game magazines at certain times paid certain people to rate a game far differently than if they didn't pay. Don't get sucked into the hype but do feel free to recognize pure awesome when you see it. Search youtube for actual gameplay and critical reviews by people who aren't paid game reviewers.

View your profile's ALL GAMES list/tab. They put a button next to each game to begin the install. Unfortunately you have to wait past that initial dialog thing for each one. Also the list doesn't include some Free2Play games unless you've gone to the store page and started the download.(unless they changed that recently).

Perhaps you're using the same button for push to talk in-game as you are when out of game.
in-game pick a different button for your push-to-talk.

bind 'p' '+voicerecord'
in the console (assuming this is a Valve game with a console)

If you use the website version and aren't required to log in (I think you are though) then you can probably do that anonymously. Except... now that we know you do anonymous gifting and possibly the only one that does it... Anyway, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

Crush your enemies. To see them driven before you. To hear the lamentation of their women.