Rachele wrote that she learned of conversations in private groups where, according to her, some people who publicly supported Zeudi and the Zeudiners would insult and make serious insinuations about Zeudi, his work, and his family. She reported that among the most active participants was also an organizer from Zcore, and that more than 90 screenshots of messages related to behaviors that she believed had been ongoing for weeks had been collected. Rachele cited the episode of a Zeudiner who, while attending a recent evening event of Zcore in Naples, was mocked in a private chat for her physical appearance by one of the organizers. According to Rachele, the person apologized for misspelling the fan's name, not for the offensive comments. She added that the conversations also contained insults directed at Zeudi, his family, and the Zeudiners, but she said she had obscured all the names to prevent further bullying. She clarified that she did not believe the entire Zcore was involved, and that the matter did not diminish the value of charitable initiatives or the work carried out in good faith. She also reported having asked for confirmation privately and learned that, for several months, Zcore had chosen to separate from Zeudi and the Zeudiners, becoming an independent project aimed at people outside the fandom as well. Rachele said she respected the choice, but felt it should have been communicated more clearly to the Zeudiners. She concluded by saying that the behavior of a few people would not change the generosity and willingness of the fandom to help others. #zeudiners #zeudi #fandom #bullismo (translated)









