"If you don’t like it, don’t use it!"

That's ABOUT the stupidest thing I've ever heard...

The issue is not whether or not ONE OF US wants to use the plugin. It is whether other admins decide to unscrupulously install the plugin and not disclose it.

*I* have no control over whether or not some other Wordpress install USES or DOESN'T USE the plugin. But the fact that the plugin has been released into the wild means that other unscrupulous admins COULD covertly install the plugin and rape internet users for their private login names / passwords...

Would *I* personally use the plugin? NO!

But whether or not *I* would use the plugin is NOT what is at issue here... It is whether, since such a plugin exists in the wild, *OTHERS* would install such a plugin and use it against me or others.

"Don't use it if you don't like it..." is little more than a red-herring. A sleight of hand wordgame.

The one installing the plugin is not the one coming to harm by way of its use. It doesn't matter whether I install it on my system. (I won't.) It matters whether OTHERS whose websites I utilize install the plugin and fail to disclose that fact, thus leaving my data vulnerable...

This kind of plugin makes it far too easy to build sites with little purpose other than to trick users into revealing their usernames / passwords and building a username/password dictionary for blackhat hacking.

Just saying... I'm sure NOBODY ELSE was thinking of that use, right? :P