Revised on October 20, 2026. Registered users may comment. Debate the arguments, share your experience, and point out errors. MyThai Online Co., Ltd. is responsible for this section; contact the editorial team at info@mythai.online.
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Advertising, spam, fraudulent offers, and repeated messages posted for promotion.
Other people’s phone numbers, addresses, documents, private correspondence, and other personal data without a lawful basis.
Material that infringes copyright and links to clearly unlawful material.
Material that is unlawful under Thai law. In particular, Section 14 of the Thai Computer Crimes Act covers the cases it specifies involving the fraudulent or deceptive entry of false data that harms the public; false messages that threaten public safety or cause panic; content concerning the relevant offenses against national security and terrorism; publicly accessible obscene information; and the knowing dissemination of the material listed above. This does not mean that every error or criticism, by itself, violates Section 14.
How Moderation Works
The editorial team may review comments before and after publication, reject spam, and hide or remove rule violations. For repeated violations, we may restrict the ability to comment. We do not change the meaning of someone else’s comment under that person’s name. If clarification is needed, we ask the author to clarify the text.
If material appears unlawful, we may temporarily block access to it while it is reviewed. We comply with mandatory requirements from authorized authorities. Routine moderation does not mean the editorial team confirms the facts in every comment. These rules take into account a service provider’s obligations under Section 15 of the Thai Computer Crimes Act.
How to File a Complaint
Email info@mythai.online, with the subject line “Complaint”. Include a link to the specific comment, briefly explain the violation, and attach only the necessary supporting evidence. If the issue concerns your data or rights to material, specify exactly which rights are affected.
We review complaints within one business day on Thailand time (UTC+7). If we need more information to make a final decision, we will let you know and usually complete the review within three business days. Reports of an immediate threat or clearly unlawful material are handled as a priority without waiting for the usual timeframe. Statutory deadlines and deadlines in lawful requests take priority. This is the editorial team’s procedure, not a deadline set by Section 14.
If you disagree with a moderator’s decision, reply to the email and explain why; we will review it. Requests concerning personal data follow a separate process set out in the Privacy Policy. Consent is provided separately.
Commenting Rules
Revised on October 20, 2026. Registered users may comment. Debate the arguments, share your experience, and point out errors. MyThai Online Co., Ltd. is responsible for this section; contact the editorial team at info@mythai.online.
What You May Not Publish
How Moderation Works
The editorial team may review comments before and after publication, reject spam, and hide or remove rule violations. For repeated violations, we may restrict the ability to comment. We do not change the meaning of someone else’s comment under that person’s name. If clarification is needed, we ask the author to clarify the text.
If material appears unlawful, we may temporarily block access to it while it is reviewed. We comply with mandatory requirements from authorized authorities. Routine moderation does not mean the editorial team confirms the facts in every comment. These rules take into account a service provider’s obligations under Section 15 of the Thai Computer Crimes Act.
How to File a Complaint
Email info@mythai.online, with the subject line “Complaint”. Include a link to the specific comment, briefly explain the violation, and attach only the necessary supporting evidence. If the issue concerns your data or rights to material, specify exactly which rights are affected.
We review complaints within one business day on Thailand time (UTC+7). If we need more information to make a final decision, we will let you know and usually complete the review within three business days. Reports of an immediate threat or clearly unlawful material are handled as a priority without waiting for the usual timeframe. Statutory deadlines and deadlines in lawful requests take priority. This is the editorial team’s procedure, not a deadline set by Section 14.
If you disagree with a moderator’s decision, reply to the email and explain why; we will review it. Requests concerning personal data follow a separate process set out in the Privacy Policy. Consent is provided separately.