Sort thread replies by most liked/highest length

Sure, the like option on nulled is slightly under used, but I still see comments liked enough that I think sorting by highest liked would be a good option. Like, even if a comment has only 1 like, that comment probably helped someone, made someone laugh, made someone smile, or made someone think: that is high quality content. All i am saying is, this would positively improve sorting threads. If someone took the time to leave a longer and more insightful and interesting comment on a thread, and they happened to get a couple of likes, they would not been hidden by 10s of other people commenting one sentence replies.

My other suggestion would be to add sorting by highest length comment. This isn't as good as the first suggestion, but maybe it would be an useful option since most people do not like comments on nulled. I do not think that a high length comment always makes it a high quality one, but it usually does.

And my final suggestion is to combine both of these options together. Showing the most liked comments first, and then the highest length comments after.

So this is how comments would be sorted:
1: Likes 3 Length: 120
2: Likes 3 Length: 100
3: Likes 2 Length: 200
4: Likes 2 Length: 50
5: Likes 1 Length: 300
6: Likes 0 Length: 100
7: Likes 0 Length 50

I might have made it sound to complicated, but all of this is because I would love to see a better sorting system on nulled. Maybe this is coming in v4, but if it is not this could be an amazing implemenation that I would love. Obviously if you prefer one of these options I would love either of them, but combining them together would be great.

I also want to note that these could be implented either by making them default (which would be better) or you could simply make them optional, so the current sorting stays, but you can go in a drop down bar and select one of these options.

The possible side effects and negatives from adding these options are these:
- More well-known users might get more likes because of their status, therefore it would make it into a popularity contest and not show higher quality content.
- Sorting by length can also be a problem, because it would discourage people from writing shorter comments and might make people feel more obliged to write lengthy stuff even when unnecessary, which might make the experience of nulled less relaxing.
- Im sure there is other stuff that someone could point out in the comments.

These 2 ideas are not perfect but I think that in the end if they were made optional that they would imrpove the experience of me, and likely anybody else who tries these options better.