Generally, as a rule of thumb, if you want to get people to your side, it’s a lot more important to say “why”, not just what. 
Just acknowledging the issue and letting us know you are working on it is of course great, but what would be even better is if you gave us at least a very basic short list of reasons it’s not as easy as just turning the plugin off by default.
And not just here, in this tread, but in general, on the entire forum Not only saying that X is not that simple but also at least roughly specifying why really goes a long way in terms of building better community engagement.