How is having a "not secure" label showing up on your not secure http html folder an inconvenience? I think it makes more sense to move to secure by default, wi

How is having a "not secure" label showing up on your not secure http html folder an inconvenience? I think it makes more sense to move to secure by default, with a large "not secure" label for the nondefault (non-https) sites. Better to be proactive with the labeling than relying on endusers having to remember to look for that little padlock now that letsencrypt hands out certificates for free in a super easy, automated fashion.