With the current state of comments, I agree with what you've said. However, if you think about it, there's a reason why comment policies contains stuff like "B

With the current state of comments, I agree with what you've said. However, if you think about it, there's a reason why comment policies contains stuff like "Before commenting, ask yourself if you'd say the same thing to that person in real life". There's demand to approach comments as you'd approach them in real life. Not just saying everything you feel out loud without responsibility. It's just not happening though because people can hide behind the keyboard. This is something we want to fix with the stickers and gifs restrictions which you could think of as the reaction of the person eavesdropping in your conversation if you happen to see it. Plus, stickers and gifs can usually sum up a persons thoughts and emotions as well. We could already see chat apps having minimal conversation by just using them.