Suppose If user gives bounty for another user's question then user is removed or is suspended for some period then will given bounty rolled back from that user's account? If user suspended for some period and given bounty rolled back then after that period will given bounty rewarded back?
I asked a question on Stack Overflow: . I want to award my bounty to  by user  However, my Stack Overflow account is suspended recently for 7 days, and the suspension still has 5 more days to end.And I know I can't vote, ask, answer or comment as pointed on  by  with the sentence below.  You will be unable to vote, ask, answer, or comment.  I couldn't find anything about not being able to accept an answer or award bounty so I tried to accept the mentioned answer above and award my bounty to it and I got a  Suspended users cannot vote  rejection which can be seen below with a screenshot.  I know this  If you do not award your bounty within 7 days, the highest voted answer created after the bounty started with at least 2 upvotes will be awarded half the bounty amount.  from . None of the answer given to my question is upvoted and the answer I mentioned is not the oldest one after the bounty started so it won't be awarded by community. What can I do? (except being a good guy and not get suspended :))
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