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In page Flaming (Internet):

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Flaming varies in severity and as such so too does the reaction of states in imposing any sort of sanction.[1] Laws vary from country to country, but in most cases, constant flaming can be considered cyber harassment,[2] which can result in Internet Service Provider action to prevent access to the site being flamed. However, as social networks become more and more closely connected to people and their real life, the more harsh words may be considered defamation of the person.[3] For instance, a South Korean Identity Verification law was created to help control flaming and to stop "malicious use of the internet" but opponents to the law argue that the law infringes on the right to free speech.[4]