I think we can leave that up to the users of the software. If the users grant the developer that authority by running the software, and they're happy with the r

I think we can leave that up to the users of the software. If the users grant the developer that authority by running the software, and they're happy with the results, then who are we to say otherwise? True, we can decide not to use the software ourselves. But I don't think people like us that are savvy and contrarian enough to likely be affected by this pragmatic solution are the intended target users of this product anyway, at least not on the receiving end (sometimes called the "host" or "server"), where IIUC Wayland needs to be disabled.