If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after while, they get suggested to raise a bounty.

After a week the bounty expires.

If there was useful answer, then the OP loses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP loses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended  ? Should we encourage a monoculture  ?

If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after a while, they get a suggestion from the system to offer a bounty.

After a week, the bounty expires.

If there was a useful answer, then the OP loses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP loses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended? Should we encourage a monoculture?

If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after while, they get suggested to raise a bounty.

After a week the bounty expires.

If there was useful answer, then the OP loses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP looses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended ? Should we encourage a monoculture ?

If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after while, they get suggested to raise a bounty.

After a week the bounty expires.

If there was useful answer, then the OP loses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP loses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended ? Should we encourage a monoculture ?

If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after while, they get suggested to raise a bounty.

After a week the bounty expires.

If there was useful answer, then the OP looses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP looses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended ? Should we encourage a monoculture ?

If someone asks a question, and gets no answer after while, they get suggested to raise a bounty.

After a week the bounty expires.

If there was useful answer, then the OP loses rep.

So the scenario is really, the OP looses rep for asking questions that nobody else is interested in.

Is this intended ? Should we encourage a monoculture ?