And "no, never" would irreversibly remove the option from settings?

It would never prompt again.

	▲	Vinnl 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's is the same as what "Not now" and "Maybe later" would (should) do. Only "ask me again later" is the one that prompts you again. That's why I do mind that one, and appreciate the other ones.

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latexr an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Have you ever seen an app where upon responding to a dialog, an option is irrevocably removed from settings? The conversation is about “no” meaning “don’t bother me again with this question unprompted” (which used to be the norm), not “rewrite your own binary to remove the choice”.