[bisq-network/compensation] For Cycle 9 (#455)

[niyid]

> > what in your opinion is a good value for each?
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> For [bisq-network/bisq#3513](https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/pull/3513) I would request 50-100 USD (not a critical bug, only added catch and navigation call).

What makes a bug a showstopper (critical)? I would think that is from the user's point of view and not the developers. As I recall, if a bug cannot be circumvented (with a workaround) to allow the user to continue using the software, then it is a showstopper; and the triviality of the solution does not in anyway change the definition of a showstopper. With this bug, the Bisq instance was perpetually stuck during launch and the main screen never loads.

And I recall Bisq having a policy to pay 1000 BSQ for reporting a critical bug. Therefore I actually requested 500 BSQ for resolving it and 1000 BSQ for discovering it.
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> For [bisq-network/bisq#3366](https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/pull/3366) I would charge 100-150 USD. (adding a textfield using existing domain method, lots of back and forth in PR discussion)
> 
Aha. The lots of "back and forth" and ensuring there is a consensus on terminologies and the delivery is all part of the effort put into the work, isn't it?
> Feel free to see my own requests for comparable "trivial" PRs. But its your decision at the end what you request.
> As we suffer from lack of management I will switch to strict mode and only upvote what I would pay if I would pay a freelancer in a company.
Well, good luck with your plan to treat Bisq like a gig job.



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