Bug Bounty Info via Help for Sellers, Reporting Security Bugs

[ChillwolfArt]

Came across this by accident.  It goes way over my head and is more like something a Coder would understand. 
In Help (for Selling) > Your Etsy Account (bottom of page) > Contacting Etsy > Reporting Security Bugs

(Example of a Bug Bounty):
"Let's say you found a Bug that allows an attacker to embed a cross-site scripting attack when updating the 'about' field for your user profile...."

https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015650468-Reporting-Security-Bugs?segment=selling

I'm puzzled as to how the example given is relevant to Sellers, and what we look for when reporting Technical Glitches.  It's certainly on a different technical level than what my understanding is, using an example of  "embedding a cross-site scripting attack".  Also discusses using an interception proxy.  Again, more for those versed in engineering, not the majority of Sellers I would think.

With the amount of Hacked Accounts, this certainly caught my eye.

Thoughts?

(ETA: I don't know how long this info has been in Help, for Selling.  But it's my first time viewing it).

[Former_Member · Accepted solution]

https://bugcrowd.com/etsy

[givemeacrown · Accepted solution]

It's been in there for some years.

I guess it's just a simple place for them to provide that information to people who actively research security flaws. It would help the information show up in search engines etc.