They can’t be “anonymous”. It is a rule in American courts that a person has the right to confront their accuser! Good luck Paul. I’m behind you.

This is a very interesting point and a good reason for this could be that COS don’t want people to come to the conclusion that they are behind it. Like you say they would normally jump on something like this. Strange that they didn’t.

I’m a big proponent of victims advocacy and rights but that also applies to those accused falsely.
The hardest thing to do in life is proving your innocence when you are innocent. Counter intuitive but it’s an absolute truth. Especially in situations where it was “you” and the “alleged victim”.

Honestly, The movement of #metoo and #timesup really was/is a good intension, but actually there are all going crazy and using the social media attention, the bad thing is, it can become unimportant, which is really sad. Nothernless, men are being accused and judged without having the chance of being heard, they are doomed the moment someone posts something about them on twitter, Fb whatever account. This is really sad. And the women get angry if they don’t get the right attention and the media just jumps on everything to boost their reaches. I just think we should not judged, just because someone just jumps on the media hype of the #metoo movement…for me this makes it harder for victims like the ones shown and telling their story, like the ones of the show. Sure it’s media attention as well, but a real one, a truth one, a believable one – not like this full of hatred statements, spreading day after day how bad men are and accusing and ridiculing people, when they don’t feel supported. It’s sad as somehow it’s an abuse of the good movement and for me respectless for the ones fighting inner battles and trying to achieve changes. We should be carefull who to believe.