My reason to not use analytics was not for technical or moral reasons. There are analytics available now that captures details in truly anonymous way and I chose to not use those either.
If I had few readers, it would discourage me and I would find it difficult to continue writing.
If some of my posts gets more attention, I will probably start writing things similar to those posts.
If I had many readers who spend time on my blogs then I would potentially think that I am some kind of celebrity who is followed by many, which I am obviously not.
This is my personal site, I treat it like my home, and I want it to be spyware free!
There are other moral reasons for me to include them, but the above list came up first to me and the choice was obvious.
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Internet censorship circumvention is becoming more common as the years go by. After reading a recent post on a browser blocking a censorship check add-on, I want to clear up some misconceptions about it.