>Short of some weekend hackathon you did with your buddies or an internal tool your company uses that took off unexpectedly, every feature of any product you in

>Short of some weekend hackathon you did with your buddies or an internal tool your company uses that took off unexpectedly, every feature of any product you intend to sell or monetize should strive to be as polished as reasonably possible and function just as your end-user expects it should. The very point of the M.V.P. is that you are setting out to create an "internal tool your company uses that took off unexpectedly". You can polish the one that won't take off all you want, but the one you should be building will take off regardless. When it does, you polish it. If more people built "tools" we'd have a lot better world. Anyone can pay for a tool. It does something. So make one that works internally and solves your need, then let other people see it and let them solve theirs. That beats the hell out of polishing something that doesn't meet a need.