But what if your "reward" was not $100 but a photo of an unknown subject. There's a small chance that photo is something you find valuable (newsworthy, embarrassing to the subject, etc.), but there's a far better chance it's a scene from a toddler's birthday party taken on a bad cell phone camera. That's closer to what Facebook is doing. I wouldn't rent a bloodhound for that.
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Unless I rent a bloodhound for an afternoon for $50...
All right, I'll give you that.
But what if your "reward" was not $100 but a photo of an unknown subject. There's a small chance that photo is something you find valuable (newsworthy, embarrassing to the subject, etc.), but there's a far better chance it's a scene from a toddler's birthday party taken on a bad cell phone camera. That's closer to what Facebook is doing. I wouldn't rent a bloodhound for that.