Or you might want to check Schedule 1, section 5, which states that commenting is specifically exempt from the regulations and the bill is only in draft: A us

Or you might want to check Schedule 1, section 5, which states that commenting is specifically exempt from the regulations and the bill is only in draft: A user-to-user service is exempt if the functionalities of the service are limited, such that users are able to communicate by means of the service only in the following ways— (a) posting comments or reviews relating to content produced and published by the provider of the service (or by a person acting on behalf of the provider of the service); (b) sharing such comments or reviews on a different internet service; (c) expressing a view on such comments or reviews, or on content mentioned in sub-paragraph (a), by means of— (i) applying a “like” or “dislike” button or other button of that nature, (ii) applying an emoji or symbol of any kind, (iii) engaging in yes/no voting, or (iv) rating or scoring the content (or the comments or reviews) in any way (including giving star or numerical ratings)