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My immediate response is to say "No", but I will explain why I am inclined to just write "No":

Because regardless of whether what you wrote is false, spending time denying it grants it validity. Your response to my opening validates it; had you never said a word, everybody would have dismissed me as an asshole. Your inability to not respond to everything cripples your ability to effectively deal with this situation.

I'll include my response to your other comment here because it's related:

You're worried about "Anchoring", but forget that you're already anchored here - everybody already has an opinion of you, and I didn't actually accuse you of any untoward behavior that would cause people to update their opinions. The closest I came was implying that Ella was a sockpuppet, something which I doubt anybody took seriously until you defended her in a typically exaggerated fashion, then spent time in this forum making a show of apologizing to somebody you supposedly know in real life, instead of talking to her there, where it makes more sense. It was obviously a show put on for our benefit.

Now, before you jump in and start complaining about me accusing you of stuff again: I'm teaching you something. Stop to learn it before you respond. If I'm accusing you of something openly, others are thinking it, and not saying a word because they're too polite. Consider the implications of that. Even if you're not guilty, the fact that I think you are means you are failing in some substantial way of managing the way you're interacting with people.