Also A/B test the pop-over dialog to see what works best.

and a multivariate engine to test different font face/wording combinations for logo download conversion tracking.

Can someone get on crunching numbers so I can get a pie chart on how many users disabled the right-click, how many people never right-clicked (hey, maybe a tutorial-like tooltip bubble that says "Right-click me!" ?), trends in right-click usage over time and separated by geo localisation? That should be trivial to do, I'm sure.

Sounds like a plan. Can we get some consensus on what tool to use for capturing these items and generating the burn down chart?

why do I feel like I'm on Reddit all of a sudden

No, really, please don't turn every comment page into a pun thread that would be an end to HN as we know it. Please try to keep it serious and technical, and down-vote if you can this kind of conversation.

Can you also get in touch with the marketing department to create a new landing page with email opt in which will put all email subscribers in to a 3 day launch sequence to demonstrate this awesome new feature along with video tutorials on how to use it. Please include the usual A/B testing and analytics features. Regards, dolan

What Github needs is a virtual octocat assistant that helps you with common tasks.

"It looks like you're looking for Github brand image resources. - Have you tried right-clicking on the Github logo?"

Clippy! You're back! Where have you been all these years?!

better build in social sharing too, "I just right-clicked and won!"