Going on an internet forum and saying, "These people meticulously documented evidence of botting in a video game; they must stalk people in real life when they're not playing the game" is also a pretty weird thing to spend your time doing, to be fair.
Unfortunately, this will become increasingly common; just like memes, the tactics of harassment and gaslighting are repeated online and people subconsciously or deliberately copy the examples which prove most effective. In this case, this is typical abusive behaviour where they deliberately turn around what they're doing and claiming other people are doing it... with the aim of either discrediting the original complainant, upsetting them by destroying their reputation, and trying to get them to doubt their sanity by crowd-sourcing everyone else into their targeted bullying.
And I've not just had that personally, but I'm watching someone trying to do exactly this with the BGS simulation in Elite Dangerous too.
Look at the ratings for United Imperial Dairies. Frontier have confirmed it's just been a single person since June trying to over throw them. July was when I first notice this, and as you can see, I've held it consistent since then, but by my estimate,
he's putting in 8 hours a day or more to try and overthrow it, even months later. Before this he dedicated a month or so to removing them from another system. I know who it is; alongside bizarre comics ranting about the harassment he's sent to an Ex-girlfriend, trying to forge it as if I were the one doing it, my stalker has dropped plenty of claims to be active here too.
People ask then why someone would bother botting the BGS; there's your reason. Genuine mental illness or just a pure hate filled drive to do anything to harm someone else they've become obsessed with, no matter how trivial it may seem from the outside.
Indeed, the fact it is seen as trivial becomes a weapon itself. When I tried to discuss it here previously, all it did was raise myself as a target for some of the names in this thread mocking the OP too; any admission of suffering makes you a further target for more bullies. And those who lack empathy, or just attention to detail won't spot whether it's part of a wider pattern of stalking and harassment; so when they say "it's just a computer game", they accidentally minimize your suffering.
Of course, if they're botting and you're not... you lose. If you bot to try and keep up, they gloat they've dragged you down to their level, and try and get your account banned for the same botting, because they know it'll hurt you more than it hurts them.
That is why Frontier, and everyone else, needs to leave no space for cheats and other parasites on the human soul. Because once cracks start appearing, the whole wall comes down sooner or later.
