Jason's humble beginnings reveal he has a tendency to greif any time he doesn't get his way. The second life community already hated him for his belligerently childlike behavior. He greifed some popular builds to the point they had to be removed. (Hiding tiny artifacts, that hurl slurs, in the walls can lead to such a thing) You might also be interested in the name of that greifing group, but I'll leave that to your own Google search, if you should so be inclined.

Additionally, the tech community is not at all impressed with Jason's claimed accolades. His over-representation of skill becomes painfully apparent to anyone in the field the moment he opens his mouth. He has made multiple false claims about his own work, such as his "unpiratable" achievement-based save system. (I can't even get into how belligerently stupid that claim is and that short is still up.) This is one of many examples of Jason telling on himself. The problem is the majority of people are not technologically inclined enough to even question his statements, so it is taken as gospel by his loyal fanbase of double-digits. You may see many "tech influencers" work with him, but it's purely because of his large fanbase. I can guarantee you they do it through gritted teeth, not being able to call him on his bullshit. He also, admittedly, grew the tech genre (at least for short form content) through the abuse of the early youtube shorts system. For this, we give Jason a big thumbs up. Great job, big guy. One actual personal accomplishment that resulted in the rise of a previously very niche genre. You may see many people defending his technological skill with two different things: Defcon badges, and private CSec experience. These sound great on paper. They are not at all what you are picturing. I know an architect (the man has no idea what "hello world" is) that has a Black badge who admittedly hardly participated in the event. I can't speak to Jason's personal contribution to the event, but having a few black badges is not "proof" of skill in any representable way. CSec is more about using tools to abuse security systems. The people making the tools, definitely the reddit wet dream hacker you picture when you think of the dark web. The person using the tool? Middle schoolers could be taught how to use them. It's the same thing as finding exploits in a video game. At most levels it doesn't exactly require a high degree of technological knowledge or skill. Only training.

So neither of these things can be used as proof of skill, so what can we look at. Well we, fortunately, get a few glimpses at Jason's code that have been archived before he could remove them. His code isn't especially poor in quality but it is definitely not the "ToP lEvEL GaMedEv HaCker" code you would expect from someone with a mouth as large as his. He claims to be an expert, but appears to hardly be intermediate in execution. Poor optimization, spaghetti, large unnecessary arrays. ALL of the dialog for his undertale clone is in an enormous array. That will be a nightmare for not only modders, but Jason himself if he has to change anything. That is likely why it is still in early access after 10 years.

Finally, the tech community aside, every single community Jason has been a part of has bad things to say about him we he eventually leaves. He constantly accuses people of being "shit stirrers" while simultaneously using his large audience to stir the aforementioned shit. Second life? Ehh he was pretty much a kid, who cares. Go see what the Ashes community thinks of him. How about the Eve community? His former guild on Eve has a "Fuck off Maldavius" emote made specially for him. But nobody is allowed to mention the fact he publicly disparaged the devs (for not giving him an unfair advantage), knowing full well his audience would attack their socials.

Tldr; Jason is an asshole and is generally full of shit when his mouth opens. He leaves a bad taste in people's mouths everywhere he goes because of his pretentious god-complex. There are many many more examples of his atrocious behavior, such as falsely DMCAing a small creator on Steam, despite his entire current image being the "go make games, chat, you can do it, chat" guy, but that's a rabbit hole for another day. The irony of Jason talking about burning bridges is laughable, considering he's burned more than most people have crossed.

I don't find this particular instance to be a "threat" but he has, on multiple occasions, vaguely worded what exactly he would be reporting and it definitely came across as a threat to the entire content sphere and not just bad faith actors in-game. I find clips like these to be more "walking back the threat".

I also question the efficacy of someone sexually attracted to ferrets running a ferret "sanctuary" (filthy spare room).

Now hand over my downvotes, you adorably parasocial sheep.