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user 307
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Why was my bounty returned?
Your bounty was refunded because the question itself is off topic for the site, so no point in awarding a bounty for it when it should instead be closed or migrated. … And you cannot do either with an active bounty.
Some may just answer anyway hoping that the bounty will be awarded to them by way of expiration or default. …
randomMod
- 15.2k
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How are bounties cancelled?
Bounties can be used to lure out other answers, or answers that address the note left by the bounty drop.
Only moderators can cancel a bounty. … If a user wants to throw a bounty onto something that has no reason to, that's their concern.
If the question needs to be migrated, a moderator will cancel the bounty before doing so. …
randomMod
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My bounty is about to end and I'm not sure I like the answers. What do I do?
If you feel none of the answers serve your purposes or you're just not satisfied with them, let the bounty run its course.
You don't have to award a bounty. …
randomMod
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