Think instead of abstract arguments it's better to think about concrete examples. I can think of lots of software that's survived, prospered with a "get it out

Think instead of abstract arguments it's better to think about concrete examples. I can think of lots of software that's survived, prospered with a "get it out of the door, fix it later" approach. Lol at risk of being attacked, Microsoft is classic case. Love to hear of specific (not company secret of course) cases where projects, products or even companies died doing such shortcuts.