Yeah, but wot doesent seem like it's going anywhere. This is more explicit than WoT, it's "I trust this guy to block npubs I don't like". It's a strong signal when a person legitimately does not want to see messages from an npub. Yes, it could be used to subscribe to automated blocklists or government blocklists or anti-bitcoin blocklists, but its the business of individual to choose who they want to trust with their blocklist, and if it turns out someone in your blocklist subscriptions is blocking someone you like, then take that guy's list out of your security filters. For example, I would definitely not want to subscribe to @jb55's blocklist because he's an emotional mess