I understand where your coming from, I really do, 
but many people in America won't even be online 
looking around for hobby type things like cels 
for a while. I'm not suggesting people to close 
shops if they don't want to, but if a website 
wants to shut down for a day or two I say let 
them. I live in New York just about 30 minutes 
from the city, had any of my family been injured 
or killed there is NO WAY I would go online for 
at least a week, it's surprising that I'm even on 
at all today. Unfortunately, many people, 
especially in New York, have lost family or 
friends and won't be checking websites for some 
time. Now say a website gets in someone's all 
time Wishlist cel, it doesn't seem fair that 
someone else gets it right? The person never 
wanted anything to happen to there family but it 
happened, if an online shop decides to shutdown 
and give those people a little time to morn and 
get back to everyday life before posting cels, I 
don't see anything wrong with that. Is it just 
me? It's not like everyone in the world collects 
cels, but I'm sure that there are some collectors 
that have been directly affected by this.
-Henry
P.S. Just for the record, I hope these bastards 
pay dearly for what they've done.