People always have the choice to not go to AnimeTosho's comment sections and yet here they are. It's not really about "get a life", "go outside" or "touch grass". They want to be here, so this is what they get. You can choose to ignore but you chose to react. Just like what I did by replying to your comment.

Sadly, you'll find such people on the internet. And they can be strangely persistent.

Thanks for you opinion!
"No moderation" is a little extreme, in my book - I think most would agree that some degree is warranted, to at least remove spam and whatnot.
I personally think comments should at least have some degree of value to people who decide to read them. A page full of insults is likely not useful to most readers.

Having said that, I'm fairly light on moderation, so I'd align with your suggestion more closely than most others.

The vast majority of comments here are anonymous, so it wouldn't be too different from just hiding all comments (which can be done by collapsing the "X comment(s):" section on pages).

Thank you for this great site! Solved most of my sonarr issues! Love the quck queries and and grouping by series! Alternatives like Nyaa tend to be down due to some EU/Baltics routing issue and other sites like to slow everything down with flare or other crap. Hope you will not be forced to use it!

Where do you even find toxic users here? Commenting on torrents? Like who in their right mind would actually spend time writing a comment on a public trackers torrent unless there is an actual problem with the release in qustion? Who in their righter mind would bother reading pointless comments as well? Or am I missing a part of this site somehow? You should be glad someone commented instead of trying to restrict it. Most comments I see on tracker sites are either Thanks or crap quality video. And yes I actually randomly clicked this page and saw this bait thread and got baited into it.

My personal 2 cents on this is keep it open. No moderation needed. Engagement is engagement. It is every ones choice to read or not read comments. They do not play anny part with the baseline function of this site. If the traffic gets to high (bots etc) then limits are needed. People who read or post comments are either those that want to be helpful or engage in w/e pointless discussion they find. Perhaps the best choise is to allow members to hide annonymous comments if they are bothered by them like OP here. To every one else they are just another form of engagement. You always have the choice to turn off you PC and go outside.