AKA "Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution." I think that cuts both ways - often the quick fix is good enough, while the "proper fix" is over-eng

AKA "Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution." I think that cuts both ways - often the quick fix is good enough, while the "proper fix" is over-engineered and in promising to be all things to all people, anything missed becomes a sticking point and sinks the project.