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> "Would you consider paying more if he would personally help you fix it by modifying your code?" He or she, really. Personally, I find the "please fix my code
by objclxt 13y ago
> "Would you consider paying more if he would personally help you fix it by modifying your code?"
He or she, really. Personally, I find the "please fix my code [paste large amount of code here]" questions on StackOverflow to be of little value to the community as a whole. I don't mind answering them, but if I look at my own profile (which is a fairly high ~17k rep) my answers that have been most well received/up-voted are almost universally problems that have been abstracted away from "fix teh code" type questions.
In a way, bounties are already a kind of payment, if you consider reputation to be a currency of sorts (and I would).
- drorco 13y agoFixed. :) Bounties provide a bigger incentive, however it doesn't always work. Do you think that if instead of 50 points of bounty it was replaced with $50, more people would be getting answers for these questions?