> Now it's like everyone is scrambling to show how "good" they are. Regardless of their motives, their (responsible) disclosures generally benefit the users of

> Now it's like everyone is scrambling to show how "good" they are. Regardless of their motives, their (responsible) disclosures generally benefit the users of the software. Also, it's work and seems fair to compensate them. Some of these bugs are not shallow and it takes a remarkable amount of patience and talent to find them, so in some cases they really are good and deserve some recognition.