Guide for Posters

• Bounty Board Guide
• Guide for Bounty Posters←
• Guide for Bounty Solvers

If you are a site member, you are able to submit bounties for modding tasks, consisting of:

• A title;
• The Main Text;
• Additional Notes, which do not consitute part of the formal bounty and can be edited at any time.

Bounties should not contain offensive, discriminatory, or harassing content, or promote illegal activities, copyright infringement or malware. We only accept bounties for open-source projects at this time.

The site reserves the right to archive or delete bounties for any reason.

Once your bounty has solutions outstanding, you may issue an acceptance. Any solutions not accepted will be rejected.

You may use your own judgement for acceptances and rejections and are not obliged to provide a rationale.

• Be clear and specific in your bounty's main text.
• Don't put critical information in your bounty's additional notes.
• Be responsive to questions from those working on your bounty.
• Take your time in evaluating solutions, as waiting before issuing a rejection or acceptance may allow more information to come to light or be properly considered.
• Recognize that for the benefit of the wider system, you may have to accept valid solutions that aren't entirely to your preference.