I did a search for "quality" in the 2012 regs. In the Category Description for "Quality Deer" and "Quality Elk" (pg 86), it lists:
"Hunters can expect lower than average hunter densities, greater potential for success, or good hunt timing during these hunts."
If this is the definition that the WDFW is using, how can they call a permit that is during the general hunting season a "Quality" hunt? You definitely don't have a "lower than average hunter density". You're competing with everyone who purchased a general season tag for that area. It also doesn't fit the "good hunt timing" criteria, since it's not a hunt during special dates. The dates are open to anyone who purchases that unit via an over the counter tag.