That sound like a not really smart idea. If the product is good enough, ship it, that's the project leader (or whoever is "in charge") job. I don't know what pe

That sound like a not really smart idea. If the product is good enough, ship it, that's the project leader (or whoever is "in charge") job. I don't know what perfectionism the post refers, but time spent improving performance, maintainability, etc, is an investment (that may or may not pay). Introducing bugs seems a double whammy: a significant effort must be put at introducing bugs so they're not critical and then fixing them, at least think on the carbon-footprint of that waste! Besides, any non trivial project had enough bugs/enhancements to keep even the best programmers busy...