>There are posters on /g/ who legitimate wanted this tool to remain usable without tracking analytics. Indeed. It's perplexing why they targeted this person fo

>There are posters on /g/ who legitimate wanted this tool to remain usable without tracking analytics. Indeed. It's perplexing why they targeted this person for doing a public service. (Not that they should harass the original project or anything, of course. But it especially makes no sense that they don't like the person who's actually on their side in the matter.)