To me this is the other side of the double-edged sword that not many people take time to consider. It's easy to say that the "right to be forgotten" will be use

To me this is the other side of the double-edged sword that not many people take time to consider. It's easy to say that the "right to be forgotten" will be used, and abused, by people trying to bury their sordid past in the interests of trying to revise history. And that's absolutely true, it definitely will be. But there's also cases like this where you're trying to undo what someone else did with malicious intent. I don't have a good answer for how to balance those two things because even if you add some sort of "malicious intent" clause all that would do is cause people to start to cry "libel!" when they wanted stuff taken down.