Those blacklists served and serve a purpose too. How do you figure that all you can be added to them for is Spam? There are much more egregious offenses, like being neutral when the blockchain and it's community is hijacked by one actor and long after most of the community has forked out the hijacker, still supporting the hijacked chain. When ETC split from ETH they went against the consensus, which is why no one would support etc AND eth, as one was Legitimate in their eyes, and the other wasn't, ETC was thinking that the consensus to give back the coins (ETH) was illegitimate and this is why they refused to fork, meanwhile ETH on the other hand thought that going against consensus was illegitimate. Obviously, going against consensus is illegitimate, as what consensus decides, is law, always. Next time, in matters of principles chose better than the third rail.
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