Could be coincidence, though! Or testnet blacklisting! Or IP blacklisting after the mainnet CoinJoin attempt. While likely, the failed testnet attempt is not absolute proof that the failed mainnet attempt was not blacklisting.
Sorry sir, your theory failed because I don't use same IP address all the time, especially when wasabi wallet have Tor option integrated. 
Bisq, Electrum, Bitcoin Core, Linux, Tor. All of these things are open source and can be independently reviewed and verified.
You forgot to add Wasabi wallet in this list, it is also open source and independently reviewed and verified, and same thing I said for Wasabi applies to other wallets you mentioned.You can't say that everyone should (rightly) use an open source Linux distro over closed source Windows spyware in one post, and then immediately say that using open source bitcoin software is no better than using closed source Wasabi spyware in the next post.
Not everyone, just people who try to teach me some lessons about open source stuff, while not doing the same thing themselves.For all I care, they can use Commodore 64 or Windows Vista, I don't care what someone does in their private life.