<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Simply put, I'm disappointed with the way the karma system is now used. I have been a Redditor for close to two years and it seems that now more than ever comments have become more and more shallow, and a clever meme/culture reference will be showered with upvotes. Anything that penetrates past the surface will be disregarded, and anything that people disagree with will be downvoted. It seems like people are afraid to have a legitimate dialogue.

To me, an upvote means "This should be seen by more people", not "This entertained me." We are a tolerant, not an exclusive lolfactory. Some karma farming is just ridiculous, we're not talking about achievement points here. Don't get me wrong, I love a Seinfeld reference as much as the next guy, but let's leave that in /r/pics and maybe /r/trees. I rarely find myself downvoting people, and the only reason I do is if I feel it'd be legitimately hurtful to someone. My message is this: post things that are interesting. Not just entertaining for a couple seconds.
<bot>: Whenever you post an unpopular opinion that is interesting, I'll be there. Whenever you post something that is deep and not just humorous, I'll be there. I am the silent upvoter, and your voice shall be heard.