If you have only a couple starts on the oil, I'd leave it alone.
One of my friends is convinced that his engines have to be run every month regardless of the season. His reasoning is:
1) Exercises the valve train rather than letting it sit stationary in one position.
2) Keeps the carbs freed up with the swill they now call gas.
3) Keeps all the seals, front timing cover, rear main, water pump, free so they don't seize up.
4) Better than a battery tender for the electrical system.
Now he runs them until they come up to temperature and then about 15-20 minutes more. So far it's worked for him.
Me? If the oil is relatively new (less than 100 miles or so on it) I just leave it alone. That's worked for me with the exception that I've had carb problems in the spring.