> You're only letting perfect be the enemy of good when you use a problem as a reason to impede the weaker solution.
If your response to the weak solution is to talk about how bad it is, you're setting the wrong incentives.
If your response to the weak solution is to talk about how bad it is, you're setting the wrong incentives.
Yes, it's 'valuable progress'.
That doesn't mean complaints are invalid, or "letting perfect be the enemy of good". What a rubbish accusation. You're only letting perfect be the enemy of good when you use a problem as a reason to impede the weaker solution. This is a comment hoping for better. Don't shame that!