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![deanellis:
Enabled by default means you believe that what I do on my computer is your business unless I choose otherwise. This should be self-evidently "wrong", because what I do on my computer is absolutely not the Go team's business unless and until I choose to make it your business.
It does not matter whether knowing “what I do” makes your job easier, or is somehow "useful" to you. It does not matter if you find an implementation that is somehow technically "legal". It does not matter if the proposed implementation of telemetry itself is sound and reasonable. None of that changes the simple fact that what I do on my computer is not, by default, ever any of your business.
[That this is even under consideration raises a number of questions regarding Go's leadership and future direction.]](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/408607 "deanellis:
Enabled by default means you believe that what I do on my computer is your business unless I choose otherwise. This should be self-evidently \"wrong\", because what I do on my computer is absolutely not the Go team's business unless and until I choose to make it your business.
It does not matter whether knowing “what I do” makes your job easier, or is somehow \"useful\" to you. It does not matter if you find an implementation that is somehow technically \"legal\". It does not matter if the proposed implementation of telemetry itself is sound and reasonable. None of that changes the simple fact that what I do on my computer is not, by default, ever any of your business.
[That this is even under consideration raises a number of questions regarding Go's leadership and future direction.]")
