[hnnnnnnng]

It's a great way to attract people that just want to shove low quality solutions into your project. I recall github or some other org offering free tshirts if you committed to open source. Repos were flooded with one line changes and the real developers got annoyed

[d4kmor]

I assume you are referring to hacktoberfest. We did get a few good contributions from that but yeah it's dangerous if any contribution counts.

This got me thinking so I think those issues will need to be very well define - probably even with failing tests if possible. Also it's probably good to keep the number of bounty issues low for maintainability.

Seems there is still much to learn.