It's not that I missed it, I just interpreted it differently to you, which is why in some cases I wouldn't consider it poor judgement at all. Just because something, by your standards, could be "explained by innocent mistakes..." doesn't mean it couldn't either.
Judgement is poor not only when it's wrong, but also when it's
unjustified and presented with such conviction as decisive proof and used to fuel retaliation when it's really merely poor evidence at best.
And note there *were* lots of proven false accusations. Example:
Stachu: He claims to be the world record holder in many events.
Stefan: Where does he do that?
Stachu: About being a world record holder, read his channel comments.
Stefan: I just did. Don't see what you mean.
Stachu: I seem to have been mistaken. He only claimed being the record-holder for one event.
Stefan: he said he's the UWR holder for the Whip-It. So what? According to speedcubing.com he actually is.
So there, you can see Stachu actually admitting he was mistaken. And boy was he "mistaken". About one of his main justifications when he tried to organize a bullying campaign. Not just that mistake itself, but also making the further mistake basing harsh actions on that mistaken, recklessly sloppily collected evidence.
Also, look no further than this thread right here. I asked Musli4brekkies twice to explain his
"The way he reacted after the solve made it looks very, very suspicious". The first time he replied he ignored my question and asked me what I think, then when I asked again, he said
"I mean it's not difficult to put the cube down and act as if you are amazed". What?! Musli clearly showed that he had no real justification whatsoever for his strong accusation, but I guess he just felt good making it.
Alright... I intend to leave this thread now... it's taking too much time from me that I'd rather spend on constructive stuff rather than on fighting destructive stuff. As things are going, I feel the need to clearly express this:
If I don't respond anymore refuting accusations, that doesn't mean I couldn't or even that I agree.