>It's very unlikely for a volunteer programmer to wake up with the irresistible desire to "hunt for memory allocation bugs in OpenSSL to prevent heartbleed". H

>It's very unlikely for a volunteer programmer to wake up with the irresistible desire to "hunt for memory allocation bugs in OpenSSL to prevent heartbleed". Honestly, I find that kind of work fun. The problem is one of incentives, in that features are more highly valued than unknown bugs.