Less strict rules on ops commenting on applications

Honestly, I've never cared too much about OPs commenting as long as it's within reason and not causing other problems. The current response instructions kinda sorta already allows for it - as the way it's described in the example scenario of the policy, it seems like an OPs dramaless opinion already could be considered "important information", as I highlighted below:

"4. A non-admin (OP) is not allowed comment on an admin application unless they know the applicant and have important information to add about the applicant. For example, they have evidence that the applicant DDOS'd a server or the applicant was exceptionally helpful to them personally, etc. A non-admin (OP) may NOT vouch or object. A non-admin may not comment at all if they have an application on file."

So if an OP can already say that an admin was exceptionally helpful, I don't see why any other dramaless input wouldn't be allowed.