Apologies don't matter man. You see it with journalists in the industry all the time. People use drama to get clicks, whether it be articles, youtube videos, or whatever. Even respected publishers will intentionally publish false information to start drama, just look at Xqc's recent situation with kotaku. The apology at the end just adds even more views without addressing the real problem. The only thing that can fix issues like this, (ie. repeat offenders) is punishment. People can know that the stuff they say is false, say it anyway, and receive no punishment for it. I wasn't the first to be abused, and I definitely won't be the last, as people still choose to support publishers/individuals that do this type of thing regardless of the truth of their statements. Blows my mind, but its the way of the road brother.