Another way to skin this cat I'd say is that the definition of "perfection" or "best practices" is different depending on the use-case, company, product, or mis

Another way to skin this cat I'd say is that the definition of "perfection" or "best practices" is different depending on the use-case, company, product, or mission. Making sure you have a very clear definition of quality and "done-ness" is really important here. For some products any bug is a no-go. For others, lots of small visual bugs are ok, and on and on. But once you agree on that definition of quality, I totally agree with you that everyone needs to champion that definition.