I delivered crap multiple times during my career. Sometimes I was forced to by external factors, sometime I was not in a good mental shape, sometime there was n

I delivered crap multiple times during my career. Sometimes I was forced to by external factors, sometime I was not in a good mental shape, sometime there was no time to do anything more than pile some garbage on top and duct-tape it together. Sometimes I didn't even knew it at the time, I thought I was doing fine. Sometimes I delivered a good thing that aged bad and turned to garbage or the environment in which it functioned changed. So yeah, I am no longer quick to judge others by the work they did especially if I don't know the circumstances. But I am of the firm opinion that we should try to be honest and say when something is garbage. It might be justified that it is garbage and the producer might not have any fault, but it's still garbage. We might not have time to take out the garbage, we might even sweep it under the rug for a while, or even permanently. Be honest though, call it what it is. How else are we going to learn to do better or appreciate the gems by contrast?