That's a good way of explaining the old addage: Timely, complete, low-defects. Pick two. In software, it does seem like timely and low-defects should be fixed,

That's a good way of explaining the old addage: Timely, complete, low-defects. Pick two. In software, it does seem like timely and low-defects should be fixed, since "complete" implies some knowledge about what the software should be, and we're rarely right about that ahead of time :-)