[jakeogh]

What a wonderful feature for the professional astroturfing companies. Are public comments really "personal data"? This is part of the war on general purpose computing, it's an attack on memory.

[billconan]

no, email addresses are. I think GDPR considers emails addresses and perhaps cookies personal information, as a person can be identified by them.

[jakeogh]

And IP's. Comments are easily used to writeprint (ID) commentators even if they don't contain "personal information".