To your original comment, they just won't get used while restrictionless alternatives exist. I for one don't want this on all dev tools, because I don't want to

To your original comment, they just won't get used while restrictionless alternatives exist. I for one don't want this on all dev tools, because I don't want to provide support on the things I give out for free (which may make it one of those "restrictionless alternatives" I mentioned). Rather, I go the complete other direction and make caveats like non-support and potential stagnation clear. I treat things differently though if it is code core to my business, but the ancillary code itself is not my business.