> That said, the unalterable Caddy-Sponsors HTTP header feels bad, and cheapens my overall impression of Caddy as a quality product. Hit the nail on the head.

> That said, the unalterable Caddy-Sponsors HTTP header feels bad, and cheapens my overall impression of Caddy as a quality product. Hit the nail on the head. There's lots of reasons why this is a non-problem, intellectually speaking, but none of the arguments for this remove the bad taste in my mouth, emotionally speaking. The other news doesn't bother me, but the header... disappoints me.