Even if those people are wrong, it doesn't matter. They've already decided.
When people read or hear things like what you're posting in this thread, it reflects poorly on you. Yeah, it absolutely sucks if things played out the way that you say they did, but being upset about it isn't going to improve anything.
To paraphrase a hacker friend of mine:
"Write shit, build shit, write about building shit...let them know you by the trail of [original content] that you leave behind"
The first time I've ever heard of you was in this thread. Right now, instead of knowing you as
"Aaron, a brilliant hacker working on facecash and doing cool things.",
I know you as
"Aaron, somebody who is really caught up on a dispute he had with a college associate almost 7 years ago."
If the latter is the perception you want people to have of you, continue making noise about your dispute with facebook, otherwise, don't.