Re: Plagiarism vs Fixed Botches

["Anthony Markatos" <tonymar -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Tony Markatos responds to Andrew Plato:

Andrew, you missed my point.  The work was NOT 98% done! It was a mess that 
someone said was "98% done" just to deny their (or someone else's) mistake 
and to try and throw stress onto me.  (After all, what could be simpler than 
doing the last 2%.)

I mean really - nobody is going to bring a new TW onto a project for which 
only a ligitimate 2% of the work remains.

Tony Markatos originally said:

Truth be told, NOBODY ever completes 98% percent of a project (or any other 
high percentage) and then stops.  If a person is proud of their
work and is  98% done, he/she really wants to complete the project.

To which Andrew Plato responded:

Lots of projects are 98% done (or less) and are resounding successes.
Once again, it is more important to get to market with a product than putter 
around for eons fixing every error.

In fact, if you went back and looked at ALL the big software products 
released in the last 10 years - I would bet you could make a strong case 
that these products were no where near "done" when they were released.

Tony Markatos
(tonymar -at- hotmail -dot- com)
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