Mike, I'm just saying that you're putting yourself on risky ground, not that I want to do something personally. In fact I'd even consider keeping GA enabled I

Mike, I'm just saying that you're putting yourself on risky ground, not that I want to do something personally. In fact I'd even consider keeping GA enabled IF BEING NOTIFIED. The current notification is the problem, as it is close to invisble. Hiding output in a long log message is a dark pattern, I think it did not happen out of spite (you just used your normal shell output mechanism to show that). However: Such a chage of policy is more important than the list of files being removed by git. Even opt out is OK IF THE USER IS INFORMED. Currently it's like arthur dent being informed about the highway being built ... yeah we did display the notice. I know building an open source project is no fun and I can really relate to your desire to know more about installations and deinstallations. Personally I don't even object to using google GA, just to the way it feels being snuck beside the radar.