[ryanlol]

I'm definitely not saying we should disconnect Malaysia from the internet, that'd be terrible.

Despite the name, TM is a private company. I really wouldn't have any issues with (temporarily) disconnecting them, or alternatively fining them. GLBX should definitely be able to do both of those.

Of course best case scenario would involve Malaysian government intervention. (As unlikely as that sounds in a country that seems to be ran by people that believe in magic)

[jessaustin]

I really wouldn't have any issues with (temporarily) disconnecting them, or alternatively fining them. GLBX should definitely be able to do both of those.

If that language is in their contracts, then sure. Such penalties might not be made public, however, or there may be different enforcement mechanisms in place. The internet (and all global commerce, really) functions anyway.

Of course best case scenario would involve Malaysian government intervention.

Given how often "Malaysian government intervention" entails unconscionable violence, I cannot agree.

[ryanlol]

Based on previous experiences I'd imagine their contract would allow early termination in case of abuses such as this,but of course this is speculation.

I definitely didn't intend that anybody should be executed, but at most fined (or imprisoned for a reasonable amount of time if this was in fact intentional, but that's unlikely).