There're also those who would prefer the choice and freedom with their hardware (true to the principles of homebrew), and understand and/or accept the risks. Pushing your hardware to the max is a hobby for some, fulfilling in and of itself.
That's not to sound entitled - people with the knowledge/ability are free to spend their time as they please, but there're those who accept the risks, take harm-reduction measures (e.g. cooling modifications and improvements, plugged into official charger) and would be glad to have the opportunity.
Not everyone is the type to whine on forums if they killed their device.
I agree. But I understand their reasoning for not supporting it.