You combined parts of different comments, ignored others, and claimed the combination represented all. Some were IT managers. Some were users capable to speak

You combined parts of different comments, ignored others, and claimed the combination represented all. Some were IT managers. Some were users capable to speak for their IT managers. Some did not say. There was no reason comments should have been limited to identified IT managers. Some asked how to make sure the feature was disabled. Some did ask for a group policy. Some asked for a plugin or separate build because a group policy would not satisfy their company's requirements. The maintainer solicited these requests even though he disagreed with the requirements. Some blocked the update. Some rolled back. You must know unsupported software has costs. Do people wonder why more people don't maintain open source software? Most people don't maintain open source software. They have reasons. I think they can imagine other people not maintaining open source software for the same reasons. I maintained open source software. Attitudes like yours tired me more than the rude minority of users. Patreon is 1 of 6 donation methods. And I don't think the people who offered to pay $50 meant monthly.