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Disgruntled former Intern using Wikipedia to Slander Nonprofit and Director
Do you have any guidance for how to approach the situation on the Open Media Foundation article where a disgruntled former intern and contractor is using Wikipedia and other social media outlets to defame the organization and Founder (me)? As you can see from my contribs and talk page, I am not very well versed in Wikipedia's policies, though I have been a supporter and admirer of the organization for over a decade. I reviewed their edits and their citations, and the citations do not at all substantiate their claims. I know who is doing it, and they have posted Google Reviews (which were blocked by Google, Glassdoor reviews (which have been flagged and blocked by Glassdoor), Facebook reviews (which have been blocked by Facebook) but continue to harass the organization and Director online wherever they can.
I want to honor the policies and values of Wikipedia, including NPOV, which is at play for me and this individual editing the page, but I also don't want libelous material online about me where the only citations are an article I wrote saying we are all (in some ways) guilty of perpetuating Misogyny, and a review he wrote after being terminated. Other citations are just websites which do not have any of the specific accusations he is lodging. Deproduction (talk) 20:33, 6 June 2020 (UTC)
