Last month, Revolution 60 developer Brianna Wu was forced to leave her home thanks to death threats on Twitter. Now, the developer has put together a fund to aid in catching those responsible.

Today, Wu tweeted that she's raised $11,000 "for identifiable information leading to the prosecution of people sending me death threats."

A quick glance at her Twitter feed reveals that this hasn't slowed down the the threats.

This isn't the only example of the developer striking back at those who've targeted her. This latest move comes in addition to Wu's announcement of a legal fund for women "targeted by Gamergate" from libel and defamation.

Wu has also been exceedingly outspoken regarding the issue, appearing on the Huffington Post's live show and in other mainstream news outlets.

Wu later followed her first tweet with a second that lays out the terms of her reward program:

We'll have a final draft on this later - but these are the current terms and conditions of this reward. pic.twitter.com/leIWj7I8JH

— Brianna Wu aka LW3 (@Spacekatgal) November 3, 2014

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