As an end-user, I care very little about "unfair" advantages and a whole lot about actually solving bugs. Plus, pushing intentionally buggy commits in a way th

As an end-user, I care very little about "unfair" advantages and a whole lot about actually solving bugs. Plus, pushing intentionally buggy commits in a way that's subtle enough to be noticed, but not so subtle that it seems intentional (once the bug is revealed to be fixed) doesn't sound like the easiest way to make money. Especially on repeat. Wouldn't this be a little suspicious the third time around?