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Places to post bounties on software bugs?
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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You didn't read the websites at all it seems.
Huntr definitely let's you post and claim bounties.
Even with the correct link (thank you @cmeerw@programming.dev ), huntr is only for finding security vulnerabilities, not for general bounties on bugfixes and other code contributions.
It would have helped if you had actually posted a link to the correct web site.
Do you mean huntr.dev then? hunter.dev redirects to https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhuntermitchell
Edit: not sure, huntr.dev says "We accept vulnerability disclosures in most public repositories on GitHub."
Clearly phone auto correct likes spelling words the correct way..not my fault the dumb website has a non word in the URL.
No, but it is your fault for not proofreading... Or just using copy paste of the actual home page