Photos were posted anonymously on to the site, by exes, friends and the like, for all to see. And we all know that what happens on the internet, stays on the internet. The site was set up to anger Moore’s ex-girlfriend, who he referred to as “a b***h who broke my heart”, in a very public way and instead of sending nude photos of her to his friend via text message (still not OK), he opted to share them on his newly created site.

Throughout the series, we’re treated (a term that is used very loosely here) to clips of Moore being sexually explicit, talking about sleeping with people’s girlfriends and being the kind of misogynist that gets his confidence from belittling women in a public sphere.

While the documentary does a good job of painting Moore’s character and exposing just how extensive his influence went – he built up a cult-like following very fast – the series doesn’t centre on Moore at all. Instead, like previous Netflix releases Girl In The Picture and Keep Sweet: Pray And Obey, it gives a crucial voice to the victims at the centre of Moore’s crimes.

Netflix’s The Most Hated Man On The Internet is graphic and shocking, but has an unlikely hero story