I think he is mostly right. You can tell a lot about any software/system by looking at which features are the most developed ones, and Bluesky has blacklisting

I think he is mostly right. You can tell a lot about any software/system by looking at which features are the most developed ones, and Bluesky has blacklisting functionality blown to almost ridiculous dimensions and seems to be proud about it. That would correspond to a very censorious user base prone to quick judgments and moral posturing. If the distilled essence of the prior "trials by Twitter" moved to Bluesky, the atmosphere must be pretty stuffy there.