> I have worked in companies where "X is not complete" would be logged as a bug I've come to realize it's all about perspective. Something from the engineering

> I have worked in companies where "X is not complete" would be logged as a bug I've come to realize it's all about perspective. Something from the engineering stand point may not be a bug because there's nothing to fix. But the user might be having a bad experience because of that so it must be a bug. In the end, the user's perspective might be the less-wrong one.