I follow a zero bug policy, and have taught several teams to do so. The policy is that we fix every bug immediately, or decide that it is so unimportant it sho

I follow a zero bug policy, and have taught several teams to do so. The policy is that we fix every bug immediately, or decide that it is so unimportant it should never be fixed. Bugs that are unimportant are neither fixed nor tracked. Edit: Example of an unimportant bug that I remember: “On Safari, when you resize the browser window, phantom lines appear temporarily in parts of the web page.” We decided it was unimportant because it only happened on desktop Safari, the impact was minor, and it would have been hard to fix.