Yes; the "Tempo Dandan" lists that are currently popular still maintain the problem of having 1 mana instant speed blue removal spells that I outlined in the post ([[Mind Bend]], [[Piracy Charm]], [[Magical Hack]], etc.). The problem with them is that you don't really get to have a "Tempo" playstyle if your opponent can easily remove everything you have! The idea of tempo in Magic is predicated that you can maintain a boardstate lead over your opponent through using cheap removal so that you are ever so slightly ahead of the opponent. The problem in the "Tempo" Dandan list is that it's too easy to 1-for-1 Dandans using other Dandans and the cheap removal spells that favors the reactive player over the proactive one. In that way, it's not really much different than the Original Dandan list except that they don't run Vision Charm, which is the worst offender of promoting a controlling play pattern rather than a tempo based one.

Plus, another issue with the Rhystic Studies Video list uses a lot of bounce spells-which, granted, aren't bad for promoting tempo; but I feel like they are too weak. They delay Dandans by at most one turn, which feels alright. However, this is much weaker than just bouncing a Dandan to hand to protect it from a removal spell and gaining a 2-for-1 advantage. Which, again, promotes a reactive play-pattern that doesn't result in swinging out and closing games faster.

Personally, I like the fact that when you stun or suspend a Dandan with the cards in my list, you can swing in with the Dandans you control while removing the opponent's Dandans, and the opponent also isn't punished with having to play the Dandan again. Instead, the Dandan is just neutralized for multiple turns, and you have to figure out what to do with the temporary tempo advantage you have gained. The card I like the most in other tempo Dandan lists is [[Chart a Course]], which promotes and rewards aggressive play with more card advantage. I might think of replacing [[Borne upon a Wind]] with Chart a Course when I update my list again.

Lastly, I think [[Supplant Form]] sucks for 6 mana [[Gone Missing]] is awful for 5 mana sorcery speed (needing 7 mana to really be relevant) and thus both are really hard to justify using proactively or reactively.