&gt; this is a decision that should be up to the <i>user</i>, not the webmaster.<p>This may be a dumb example, but if I get someone (I don&#x27;t know very well) a glass of water from the kitchen, I won&#x27;t take a little sip from it on the way. Yes, they might not care, and it&#x27;s super unlikely that I would infect them with anything. But it&#x27;s still not my call, and you only need to see someone not get something so basic <i>once</i> to lose a lot of trust in them, certainly if they actually start arguing about it. It&#x27;s more than optional courtesy, it&#x27;s a respect for boundaries and personal choices.<p>And it doesn&#x27;t matter at all how much they are doing otherwise for you, that is orthogonal. By that I mean: nobody asked anyone to make something for free, we&#x27;re just asking people to not unwittingly have them feed GA if they don&#x27;t want to. If there are too many things to fix and too few developers, fix fewer things. It&#x27;s just homebrew, not cancercure. If enough users disagree with that, let them all opt-in and&#x2F;or volunteer their own time, problem solved either way.