The punishment, the saying goes, should fit the crime. When working in the legal system, however, it’s pretty tough to come back up with a really appropriate sentence. Settlements, then again, offer a bit more space for creativity, and after a Malaysian political aide / social activist used Twitter to air a grievance a few pregnant friend’s employer, the publishing company turned to the social network for inspiration. Fahmi Fadzil tweeted an apology shortly after, but BluInc Media wasn’t satiated. The 2 parties finally reached an elementary school-esque out of court decision, requiring Fadzil to apologize for his initial statement 100 times at the microblogging service. He began the apology today at 9:00AM his time, and may continue on until June 4th, as per the foundations of the agreement. Those trying to inject a bit diversity into their Twitter stream ought to wait a piece before following the fellow.
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