In the first place, it may seem questionable whether a rather unstable and expensive zeotype like the gallophosphate cloverite can play any role in large-scale applications, especially in the view of its instability towards hydration. However, it would appear overly dogmatic to limit the scope of computational screening investigations to those materials for which a practical applicability has already been established, as the inclusion of less conventional materials may result in new insights and potentially spark further experimental research. Hence, the main point of criticism elaborated in this comment is not the fact that cloverite was included in the investigations, but rather how it was modelled. Although neither of the four papers provides input structures of the adsorbent models used in the simulations, the following issues can be identified based on the information provided in text, figures, and tables: