How can you say in all seriousness "It does not matter what's in there"? That's the only thing that does matter.
I meant if it's really not personal information or bot for sure that does not matter. If this is bot still there are no way to verify as mentioned by other users. One mistake can expose someone's privacy. Most importantly this kind of practice is very risky for the clients in your platform. They know that their personal information are at risk.
The whole point of me publishing it was to prove beyond all reasonable doubt that they were not real people and were in fact fraudulent accounts of a bot. I really don't know how I'm supposed to defend myself against the botter's accusations without showing the evidence.
You're not getting the point here. If I purchase a product from amazon and make a complaint while no matter how dissatisfied and unhappy amazon are with my complaint, they will not publish my personal data without my written approval.
There are so many accusations against so many trusted websites here almost daily, but there is a manner in which they must be handled. Check accusations against sportsbet.io for example, they answer with proofs while still keeping the user details confidential.