Open midzdotdev opened 4 years ago
This sounds like a spamming risk. 😅 A lot of websites can barely keep up with security issues. Is there any evidence that website owners would want to be part of this?
No evidence at all. It just bugs me when I have to find the company's twitter or an email to notify them about it, so I came up with this idea.
The companes that care have a feedback form. If they don't, why do you expect them fixing it?
@james2mid I had this idea many many years ago but I could not finish implementation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r23yoDcKOZw Still, this is a good idea and could be a useful service
@kurdin That's an awesome video and a really good implementation concept! I'm glad somebody else thinks it has potential too.
Project description
Website allowing people to submit errors they encounter in websites across the Internet. This could be regarding layout/styling issues, with HTML or CSS, or with the content on those websites.
Process:
User's reporting the bugs can have a reputation/karma which increases on validated bugs. Their history can be viewable by others such as employers to show their contribution. For front-end bugs, perhaps they can submit their own code fixes with the error reports to further their perceived value.
Companies do not want their brand to be tainted by glitches or incorrect information being shown on their websites. This idea could lead to companies providing bounties or rewards to those who discover and submit reports (and fixes) for the errors. User's would be credited once an error they reported have been confirmed by the company.
Relevant Technology
No specific technologies required. Preferably GraphQL for a modern and interoperable API.
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