> big enough that not even a professional PR firm could do anything. What an odd take. Just because throwing money at something doesn’t make it go away does no

> big enough that not even a professional PR firm could do anything. What an odd take. Just because throwing money at something doesn’t make it go away does not mean it’s a “big attack” or even that people calling him out are in any way in the wrong. As OP stated the big problem seems to be that he persistently tried to regain his old good reputation instead of accepting defeat. When a cheater wants to continue cheating, it doesn’t matter how much money he throws at PR firms, it’s still fair to call out his cheating.