> Sometimes they add "We'll fix that later." The answer to that answer is more questions: - how will we fix it, properly, later when we can't fix it now? Won'

> Sometimes they add "We'll fix that later." The answer to that answer is more questions: - how will we fix it, properly, later when we can't fix it now? Won't there be more features to be done later? - what if we fix it later and it creates its own issues and then someone will ask why did we touch it when it was working? If it breaks now, we can fix those breakages because we are already touching it. - if later, as part of which release? Don't actually ask these questions - they will piss-off your boss even more.