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[–] ze [S] 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

Also, even if no one at reddit goes for the bounty, the mere story of "Voat offers a $250k bounty for proof that reddit has been illegally attacking them with a DDOS for five months straight" spreading across the web would still make it worth the effort of offering the bounty, because it would make so many more people aware of the truth even if the hard proof isn't available. Ya digg?

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[–] Baohuanghui ago 

People would pick up on that quickly. Somebody exploited a vulnerability on Imgur, causing some JavaScript to load a huge .swf file off 8ch.net whenever somebody followed a link from /r/4chan to Imgur. This was discovered within a day and was quickly fixed, and Voat is a larger site with just as many technically-minded users as 8chan. I would be surprised if there was any use of corporate resources to attack Voat.