> For usage data, it allows developers to focus on features that matter and know which ones you can remove. I find tools that don't do this are generally more

> For usage data, it allows developers to focus on features that matter and know which ones you can remove. I find tools that don't do this are generally more powerful because they allow for deep expertise and provide a ton of payoff if you put in the effort. E.g: Vim. 80%+ of users probably don't use macros. Hell, I use them <1% of the time. But I'm sure glad they're there when I need them.