A big problem with any fandom, and Star Wars fandom is a big culprit with this, is that fans will watch something like Ob-Wan and they can feel something is wrong with a certain character, they don't know exactly what's wrong, but something is off, something isn't working, and they will immediately point the finger at the actor or actress. In general, many viewers may not be able to articulate what it is they feel is wrong with some piece of media or portrayal, and the actor is literally the face of said piece of media, so they end up bearing the brunt of backlash. In this case it's Moses Ingram, who I'm sure is a perfectly nice person and seemed very sweet in the tiny bit of promo media I've seen her appear in. The problems with the show, whether or not she has the acting chops, the flat, lackluster direction, pacing, dialogue and so on, is truly not her fault. Even people who say she can't act, should instead be going after the director, whose job it is to direct actors to the the desired performance or the showrunners for hiring her. None of this is her fault, and attacking her for it is ridiculous.
Unfortunately we've seen this in Star Wars before, with Jake Lloyd the young actor who was harassed so badly after TPM I'm not sure he ever really recovered, Ahmed Best of course, and even Hayden himself. New and weaker actors who were stomped on by fans, when it was ultimately the fault of George Lucas and his inability to guide and direct actors into giving good performances. The fact you had heavyweights, like Neeson, McGregor, Portman and even Sam Jackson in these films and they were also terrible says a lot.
