My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: California
A few years ago I was involved in a business dispute which resulted in me filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. One of the creditors was an individual. The bankruptcy was discharged. Since then, the individual to whom I owed money has gone on a campaign to destroy my reputation. This person has created a website (the domain is [myname].com) devoted to broadcasting how I 'screwed' him. The person sent a letter to my employer telling them the story of my bankruptcy and what a bad person I am. What they've said on the web and in their letter is technically true but is obviously portrayed from one point of view in a very negative manner, omitting some crucial facts. Without the omitted information, what the person is saying is essentially an inaccurate portrayal of what transpired. I'm just trying to move on with my life and rebuild after bankruptcy - all I want is to be left alone.
This person hasn't contacted me directly nor have they directly asked for payment - I know this would constitute violation of the bankruptcy injunction. However, I am certain that if I offered to pay the amount I owed the person prior to bankruptcy, they would stop immediately. Until this point, I have been trying to ignore and take the high road - I have not contacted the person to try to resolve anything.
Could this behavior constitute 1) violation of the bankruptcy discharge injunction, 2) violation of anti cybersquatting laws for registering a domain name that is also my name or 3) flat out plain vanilla harassment? Thank you in advance.

