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A bug with a marketing budget.

means A distinctive characteristic of something — originally a part of the face, now mostly used for a trait, quality, or capability something has, especially one worth noting.

from From Old French 'faiture' (the making, shape, or form of something), tracing back to Latin 'factura' — 'a making,' from 'facere,' to do or make. It first described the overall shape or structure of a body or face, then narrowed to mean an individual part of the face (nose, eyes, etc.), before broadening again in modern use to mean any notable trait of a thing — including, eventually, the parts of software that someone decided to call intentional.

origin
from latin factura, meaning something made
product logic
whatever ships on time gets called intentional
vs bug
same behavior, better PR team
overload risk
too many and the product becomes unusable
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