Sometimes the discussion here is more interesting than the article. If there's something uninformed, then it's totally fine to politely call them out on it. It

Sometimes the discussion here is more interesting than the article. If there's something uninformed, then it's totally fine to politely call them out on it. It can also be interesting to see discussions deviate from the exact topic of the article. I enjoy reading personal anecdotes and related information (with sources). How could you even enforce reading the article before commenting? People could have skimmed it, misinterpreted it, intentionally disagree with it. Have you seen the comment sections on the rest of the internet? Youtube, Twitter, Reddit.... I think we're relatively informed here