How are lines drawn? Participants were asked to reflect on what they considered unacceptable, and where they draw lines in their daily lives with regards to what should or shouldn’t be said or done online. “In my opinion we have to take actions against those responsible for crimes, but for Myanmar’s situation we cannot rely on legal mechanisms anymore, so maybe in the future we need to think about accountability mechanisms to punish those responsible for the crimes. We should not use social punishment as a tool to punish those responsible.” (FGD_02) (Male) “The idea of social punishment gives me many thoughts, for example, a father commits something, and that action can impact the son. It can lead to an eye for an eye act. They commit violence, and then we do social punishment, that kind of back and forth I don’t agree with, personally. What I think is, we need to follow the system and rules and regulations, and if someone commits a crime, they should be punished in accordance with the law. If we engage in social punishment it can lead to chaos. When others do it, I don’t comment on it or feel like I know enough to judge the actions of others.” (FGD_02) “If one person kills another person, that act of crime should be punished, but to 36 decide whether he or she should be punished, we have courts and institutions and professionals. We need to rely on institutional arrangements to punish those responsible for the crimes, we should not take up this business ourselves.” (FGD_02) (Male) “We all have anger and can be angry from time to time. But we need to think about the actions of someone else before we make a comment. The limit I set myself is talking about justice. For example, if one person kills another person, I would say ok we should take legal action against this person. Even though I want to say something more than what the law says, we should not say things that could lead to chaos. That’s the limit I set for myself, otherwise the consequences will be very negative for society. This is a self-limit I impose on myself.” (FGD_02) (Male) “Social punishment is like an eye for an eye thing, so we should use the right way to deal with these situations. For example, in early February, there was a policeman killing a female protestor and we did social punishment against him for his violence against an innocent civilian, but when it comes to his family members, I don’t think it’s the right way to engage. If someone kills someone else, in that case we can’t tolerate it and we must express that this