I'm going to ignore the rudeness of this "conclusion" because I do believe in forgiveness, and I'll honor your request for specificity. Let's begin with some examples.

1. Accusations of my account being a trolling account even though I pointed directly to your comment history as a source. Since you refuse to look back into that, here are more examples directly from your comment history over the past month:

2. Accusing someone of stealing identity, "evidently" without yourself providing your so-called evidence. They did not have another recently active social media account to meet your self-described standards. This person never posted again.
   

3. Repetitively coercing an individual to use Web 2.0-based social media accounts to identify themselves even though they do not use them on principle.

1. Sternly false accusations, which you fortunately retracted, but in the meantime created an unnecessarily negative environment for the user.

1. Blacklisting a new user because they did not have longstanding Web 2.0 social media accounts sufficient to meet your self-described standards. This person never posted again.

1. While you correctly caught a case of plagiarism here (to your absolute credit), continuing to hound this user after she admitted and already made a public apology for plagiarism: this is harassment.

These are just examples from this account over the past month, and I did see more going further but it would take too much time to continue copying examples and formatting them. Since not everything related to hivewacther/hivewatchers is posted as a comment on Hive (I am aware that you have a Discord channel), it is not unreasonable to infer that there are other examples, given the fact that you've been operating for years.

Like I've said previously, you do catch plenty of genuine abusers, and that's a tough and important job. It's also inevitable that you'll interact with some people that are innocent, and that's understandable - perfection is not a reasonable expectation. That said, the approach taken towards accusations, and some of the standards applied, end up doing a great deal of harm to real users, both new and old.