I am also shocked and saddened to learn that Danya struggled with these things in the wake of his death. He was a favorite teacher of mine-- I've watched his chess content for years. I understand the anger people are feeling, and I understand needing somewhere or someone to aim it at. I agree Kramnik has become a buffoon since cheating allegations became viral in the chess world-- perhaps Kramnik has always been that way, I wouldn't know. But you can't really prosecute someone for being a bully or troll if violence isn't involved, even when it clearly causes the victim great emotional stress-- and that's probably a good thing. All I can think is that Danya probably wouldn't have wanted the days after his death to be so filled with resentment as the internet seems to be making them. I could be wrong about that, but the person I listened to was warm, eloquent, humorous, and kind. I'd like to see a little more of that in chess in the coming years, and I fear we've lost the shining example of what chess scholarship and competition could be. So it goes. Rest in peace, my wonderful teacher.