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I honestly don't see why there shouldn't be infinite slots. Google has the money. Right now they've created a backlog of an unknowable number of exploits, seque
by internetter 1y ago
I honestly don't see why there shouldn't be infinite slots. Google has the money. Right now they've created a backlog of an unknowable number of exploits, sequentually being submitted one by one. It is possible the backlog grows faster than it is emptied. If they let them all through at once, there would be an upfront cost but it wouldn't be like that every time, and the pace at which explitable bugs are fixed increases.
The only restriction should be that the first submission of a given bug is the one that gets the reward.