If a person believes that their reputation was that damaged, they can sue for defamation. That's what the civil courts are for. Anything else is simply people using their freedom of expression to express their belief that the accused is a
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#metoo, both in its initial form as an organized protest against abuses of position and power perpetrated by Hollywood executives against actresses, and as a wider movement speaking out against sexual assault and exposing cases of harassment that would otherwise go unheard, has been a net benefit simply for the fact that on a macro scale, it has tightening an imbalance of power. Previously, victims of sexual assault often stayed silent as their abuser or assaulter had more resources at their disposal, in the form of money, connections, and reputation. Attempting to launch such a serious claim against their character alone, without support, would only lead to the ruin of the assaulted, no matter the truth of the situation. They would be drowned in legal fees and shut out of their fuels of work due to the other party having all the strings to pull. This perception of them being alone and powerless is what leads to so many sexual crimes going unreported. #metoo has provided a support network that allows for a leveling of the playing field, so that more injustices are brought to light.
You really should stick to regurgitating Forgotten Realms lore. Everything else that comes out of your mouth is poison borne out of ignorance.
