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Hell no. If you find a bug and do a reasonable effort at reproducing it, you are helping the project. QA has value and is not a burden.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Hell no. If you find a bug and do a reasonable effort at reproducing it, you are helping the project.
QA has value and is not a burden.
- pessimizer 4y agoI usually amplify this, but with tiers (i.e. as a bounty) it suddenly makes a lot of sense to me. Not all issues are bugs. The perverse incentive would be to avoid fixing bugs or adding features because someone might add a bounty to it in the future, but that's limited by the possibility of a fork. Maybe limit UI for bounties to FOSS projects (that can be forked.)