> Either the article is so vapid that a summary provides all of its value, in which case, it does not merit the engagement of a comment, or it demands a real reading by a real human for comprehension, in which case the summary is pointless.

There's so much bad writing of valuable information out there. The major sins being: burying the lede, no or poor sectioning, and just generally verbose.

In some cases, like in EULAs and patents that's intentional.