It's a fair question. Presumably, we would be obliged, under a blocking order, to block a given website unless there was a stay to the order that was applied for by the website provider. If there was a stay of the decision, pending the appeal and the conclusion of the appeal, we would not block that website for that time period. However, unless there was a stay to the decision, we would be obliged to block.
As an ISP, in this context we wouldn't block unless there was a blocking order. We wouldn't take it upon ourselves to make the determination on whether content is legal or illegal. We would await the court order and we would follow it.