>you can get user's who file issues to be fixed but supply no money or manpower to fix them A model I've seen that I'm optimistic of is assigning bounties to t

>you can get user's who file issues to be fixed but supply no money or manpower to fix them A model I've seen that I'm optimistic of is assigning bounties to tickets. I've seen two flavors of this: A. Users put money on tickets. Maybe three people put $25 dollars each on a ticket, so it's now worth $75 to resolve. Someone comes along and gets a pull request merged that solves the ticket. They get the money that's on the ticket. B. Users contribute to an overall project budget (perhaps through something like Patreon) and a project lead assigns the money to the tickets that he wants to entice people to resolve.