In article , Wolf K
wrote:

"Better" and similar words are ascriptive, not descriptive adjectives.
They signal opinions. It may be a well founded opinion, but it's still
an opinion.

except when it isn't.

something that works will always be better than something that doesn't
work.

a) If a program lacks a feature which I never use, it works.

b) If a program has a buggy version of a feature which I never use, it
works.

no. it's still broken.

it's also a feature he is actually trying to use.

c) Many people use obsolete or non/no-longer working objects for other
purposes, such as interior decoration.

d) A non-working or broken example of an artefact is better than nothing
from a museum's POV.

this isn't about interior decoration or museum exhibits.

not even a good attempt at diversion.