I was one of the original engineers working at BountySource when it started back in 2012. It was a very humble project with positive intent that struggled with

I was one of the original engineers working at BountySource when it started back in 2012. It was a very humble project with positive intent that struggled with finding ways to sustain business (aka make money). When all the staff was laid off and the company later sold it was done, sad day for us all that thought we were building something good for the FOSS community and this bullshit happens. I think some central authority not tied down to any single issue tracker or source code repository for bug bounties is still a good idea, but it will never work if the controlling entity is a single for profit organization. Let bountysource die.