What kind of arguments are that? Those other wallets don't call themselves privacy wallets and promise "privacy by default" like Wasabi wallet does. When I use my Electrum wallet, I don't expect any gains in privacy, but that shouldn't be the case with Wasabi. You used to have privacy in mind in the past, but by cooperating with chain analysis, you are effectively handing over your users as canon fodder and lab rats to be experimented on.

And you obviously don't mind it because the same or similar things happen elsewhere. If they do, then you should be better than them. You should try to make it as difficult as possible for blockchain analysis companies to analyze and discover anything about your users, not strike up a partnership with them voluntarily.