@Riot, random quick question: Would you ever consider incentivizing finding bugs like the Gragas Q?

Title, basically.

I know you guys get driven MAD when edge cases happen, because the issue can be as simple as a (<) rather than a (<=) somewhere thousands of lines away from where you'd think the problem is.

That said, these edge cases do happen from time to time, for different reasons. When they DO happen, someone will make a bug report, but the reports are generally "this happened" rather than "here's how you reproduce it." Furthermore, people generally don't go hunting down HOW these bugs work unless they stumble upon reproduction steps by coincidence.

That said, would you ever consider incentivizing finding these bugs? "Hey, here's the known bug. We don't know how to reproduce it. We'll give the person who figures it out first 3,000 RP."

I think it could possibly encourage people to go run around testing and finding bugs, which could lead to faster fixes. But that's just me. I just figured I'd ask. :)