Removes censorship from Analytics #440
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Removed all token and pair blacklists from Uniswap analytics.
Ethereum is meant to be censorship resistant money, where people can go to freely interact and trade with each other without fear of being kicked out of the financial system we are building by governments, banks, corporations, etc. When applications are built on top of Ethereum, they should strive to uphold that ethos and they should not be quick to fold at the first time of any pushback.
By removing censoring code, we can start working together toward a brighter future where humans have the right to freedom of speech/expression/association (including financial expression and trade) and these freedoms aren't wantonly removed by governments and businesses.