Maybe stop posting about Bug Bounty Winners

[BallisticsMan]

I recently went to the Bug Bounty and noticed a disturbing trend, Mozilla likes to publish how bad their coders are by posting the plethora of names of those who have fixed their mistakes. That is not really something I would be proud of and honestly makes me start to think about finding a new browser...  Sort of like Coke and New Coke someone should lose their job.

[yuzhang]

Mozillaのバグバウンティについての意見、確かに気になりますね。プログラマーの名前を公開するのは、あまり良い印象を与えません。新しいブラウザを探すのも一つの手かもしれません。もし他の意見を聞きたいなら、ぜひ 悪口診断 を試してみてください！

[SethMilliken]

Firefox is open source. This is a good thing. Mozilla accepting contributions from the community (and crediting them) is very much a strength, not a weakness. Your reductive assessment is childish and reflects a complete lack of understanding of software development.

[qwert]

Honestly, I'm with you on this. The bug bounty winner posts are starting to feel like spam, and they push down the threads where people actually need help. I noticed even this discussion only <a href="https://hopearth.run/
">got two replies</a>, which says a lot about how the community feels. Maybe a separate category would be better than flooding the main feed.

[qwert]

I see <a href="https://hopearth.run/">both sides</a> here. As a Firefox user, I actually like seeing the names of people who find bugs—it makes the project feel more community-driven. But I also get the frustration about the main feed getting cluttered. The thread about this only got a couple of replies, which does make you wonder if there's a better way to organize those announcements. Maybe a dedicated category would keep things clean without losing the recognition.