What an asshole answer - some of us have a wife, kids, and/or a life offline and can't afford to dick around for 200+ bugfixes for zero dollars just hoping to get noticed. Fuck this attitude.
200 bugs is just two bugs per week for two years. At three hours per bug, that's 6 hours per week - 312/yr and 614 total. Significantly less than a college degree.
Alternatively, spend some time learning to code: https://www.youtube.com/devfactor - build some cool projects and present them to your employer.
IMO you're much better actually building something impressive rather than fixing a bunch of bugs if you're looking for a job.