Thanks a lot 
Intent is in my opinion the most important parameter as well, it's nothing but normal that people seek knowledge and possibilities in the extend of their personal interests and try to add value there. Though how people communicate, handle the situation and so is not neglectable ( Not many of us would stop to help someone with a flat tire, if that person 5 minutes prior to that flipped you off going way over the speed limit )
It's all by all such a difficult situation by the mere fact that nothing like what happened here has ever happened before in block chain's history (miners revolving, yeah, but an entire user base?!). It's hard to say whose right or wrong, and which arguments hold sense and which not at the time. I can understand that in that regard people react a bit more emotional and edgy, but that's not an excuse to throw away all human decency. It pulls away the attention of the facts that matter, making it personal or pulling attention away from the matter is just a proof that it is not about seeking the truth only about "winning" the argument and last never forget that's a human being at the other side of the screen.
So I guess that is the biggest reason why I think it's maybe not bad for the ones that got excluded to hold a bit back for now. Some that might have legitimate reasons to be included in the next airdrop might make their case harder by provoking others acting like nothing has ever happened or making content all mad about the matter.
Anyway that all being said (I'm sorry if it feels like I'm recycling the same things), not thinking about the whole matter of the exclude list and looking at everything from a distance we should all enjoy block chain history being made here. It's a super interesting case that might pave the way for a whole lot of new things to come. Whether you're for or against what happened, no one can deny the case is super interesting
RE: I will delegate 100HP to anyone that ended up on the Airdrop Blacklist by mistake. (+100HP more)