What is the other side of moderate Sufism that conforms to the Quran and the Sunnah and the consensus of the Muslim community and the path of the righteous predecessors?

Sufi paths vary in their proximity to and distance from the Sunnah, and their aims and objectives differ, so they should not be judged by a single ruling. If the intent of "erase what troubles" is to clarify and warn against Shariah violations in Sufism, then this is what we do. However, if the intent is to remove fatwas that warn against the innovations of Sufi paths, then we do not agree to that; because warning Muslims against these innovations is an obligation, and if these fatwas were removed, many people would be deceived by deviant Sufi paths.