>encouraging them to make lists of accounts that could be automatically blocked or labeled—and thereby removing itself as much as possible from moderation decisions

and thereby reinforcing their echo chamber with efficiency.

This week one of the youtubers I like, Canadian auto mechanic who typically focuses on canadian politics. He decided to join bluesky. I commented that he's going to be banned by the end of the day. He replied that he is avoiding usa politics and controversial subjects. He ended up banned on the second day. No specific example, just that his account was reviewed and he's banned. I saw his posts, they were all tongue in cheek jokes poking fun. Absolutely no valid reason to ban him.