Is a website accessible to the public a "public forum" for purposes of the anti-SLAPP statute?

"It is settled that 'Web sites accessible to the public . . . are "public forums" for purposes of the anti-SLAPP statute.' [Citations.] [] . . . [A]lthough 'not every Web site post involves a public issue' [citation], consumer information that goes beyond a particular interaction between the parties and implicates matters of public concern that can affect many people is generally deemed to involve an issue of public interest for purposes of the anti-SLAPP statute. [Citations.]" (Wong v. Jing, supra, 189 Cal.App.4th at pp. 1366-1367.)