Why do Japanese people format their texts like this when talking in English (in Japanese too I think)?

First of all, I’d like to apologize by saying I’m not currently interested in learning Japanese, but I am asking this out of curiosity because of what I have seen on sites like YouTube.

1. Why do Japanese people make a new line for each sentence?

For example, I’ve often seen YouTube comments that look like this:

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Really ?!

I’m surprised !!

As a Japanese, I am glad you liked it !!

Thank you !!

I will do my best from now on !!

Have a nice day !!

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I noticed it looks like the same format if it’s in Japanese too.

2. Not exactly the example above, but I feel like when I see Japanese people comment something like the example in English, it feels unnatural? Like a translator was used or something. Does anyone feel the same way when they see these types of comments? If there’s a reason and explanation for this, please explain.

3. And how come they always used two exclamation marks instead of one? And why is there a space between the letter and the exclamation marks sometimes?

Thank you.

by PunjabiMovies2020

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