Btw it's way more than 1000. With FCMP every single transaction on Moneros blockchain going forward becomes your decoy. Huge improvement.

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IMO this shows that base layer privacy is a bad idea. FCMP have been talked about for 2 years now and they are still 2 years away.

This should have been done years ago. Privacy needs to nimble and up-gradable in a moments notice. This is why I am more hopeful with privacy on BCH going forward.

Which is it? Layer 1 privacy sucks, or BCH privacy is the bomb?

Fyi, I don't think anyone is hating on BCH, But each crypto has it's own ++ & --. Realistically, using multiple, decentralized blockchains that have varying privacy features has benefits for the agorist, libertarian & privacy communities by providing both universal & esoteric options for transactions, as well as more potatoes on the hill.

In what way specifically is it a bad idea? Optional privacy on BCH would face the same challenges, but I still think you guys should do it.

Well, that's when the discussion of FCMP started, but it's been less than 2 years since it actually got put into motion. And considering it will be implemented before the end of the year that's pretty damn fast.