In this case it won't work because you probably want to load the
plugin on every startup, but you can use plugins like asneeded,
tplugin to load plugins on demand (e.g. when invoking a command for
the first time) or vim-addon-manager or pathogen to enable a plugin
after startup. This way you have better control over which plugins are
loaded when.
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