It was never about "low quality" it had to be viable. That meant it did a thing better than the competition or current solution. What it meant was that you wer

It was never about "low quality" it had to be viable. That meant it did a thing better than the competition or current solution. What it meant was that you were allowed to not have features, or required someone to guide a user when they first used it. Also Viable is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Viable for a some internal tool is wildly different to a product released by a large company.