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You don't just have to think about definition site here. Think about the call-site. Right now, we know things associate right when they end with :. What happens if *anything* can be right associative, and the only way to know is to look at the definition?
It's those subtle differences I'm wondering about... How important are they? In reality, I don't see the current setup ever changing. But extension methods (or implicit classes) do provide a way to make any method *look* more like it's right-associative already.
The subtle differences tend to show up in type inference and its interactions with variance in particular. Types are inferred in a different order with extension methods, which you can exploit to guide the inference, or which can bite you if you want to compute something.
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