I have no desire to play in tournaments with people who are okay with cheating.

It's unpleasant for me to know that someone thinks I'm okay with it.
It doesn't suit me, but my obligation to play in the tournament is still a higher priority.
The biggest thing I could do to satisfy your "wish"
would be to demand a victory in a game against Moz, after the cheating incident and the judge.
He even kindly reminded me of this, even though I had already seen it.
So, as strange as it may seem to some, I think this is stupid.
I don't even have a shred of confidence in the fairness of any opponent, unlike Dmitry, but it's still stupid to demand a victory
in a game where I had already lost before it would matter.
That's how I see it.

I expressed my opinion to Dextervar. I didn't think it was necessary to make a public statement, only because the people who love and defend this person didn't speak up, which means my words would definitely be meaningless.

You did well by writing your statement first, as you rightly noted, at a time when no one wanted to talk about it,
but I am convinced that precisely because this situation is so unpleasant, the people who are always on the side of the offender should speak up first, that's how I see it.

Your withdrawal from the tournament doesn't punish the culprit at all, unless
everyone did it at once. As you can see, our judge turned out to be quite lenient, but I still have enough tact to
not discuss these decisions. The judge has the authority and should make such decisions; it is his right.