In reply to Morten Rand-Hendriksen.

@Morten, it is a feedback, just not titled with such a "checkbox".

As I said, I am not against it, but this is going to end up as a self selecting group since you will need to opt in. Any developer that will work for a client will not do that as it is not his site and he has no reason to waste time talking about it with the client, so here goes monitoring of all SMB and big shops sites, and you might be left with just blogs. And than most people that will agree to opt-in have probably a more technical background and understan the importance of such monitoring.
So you might end with monitoring technologically oriented blogs, which are obviously not a statistically representative of the wordpress install base.

Any data is better than no data, at least you will be able to spot areas of huge success and failures, but this will nor provide a good answer to the question "what do users need?" as users usually do not know what will be good for them, and you will never know if a feature is not used because it is not useful or because it has no good exposure in UI/documentation.

You can not replace knowledge based decisions with decisions based on popularity.