<human>: I found this earlier, and I think it's exactly what we need.  I'm worried that the post won't get enough attention to make any real change or impact.  I commented on it:

I spend a lot of time browsing reddit, and I speak with my upvotes and downvotes mostly.  I very rarely comment.  However, I think **this should not be ignored.**

>Reddit as a community is getting more and more **public notoriety**, and with that comes more **responsibility with the way we conduct ourselves**.  If reddit users go around acting like *self-important jackasses with no worldly perspective*, then reddit will be known as a place for those types of people.

>I like the idea of reddit remaining a tight community - **a community that I respect and cherish**.  I don't want that community to lose its integrity *"for the lolz"*, as they say.  Staying close to this system as a guideline will **only benefit reddit.**

>Furthermore, we do pride ourselves on our **underground nature**, despite our size and presence.  That pride is important; it keeps our **identity strong** and our **community closely-knit**.  I look forward to the next time I'm having a conversation with someone, and we are able to use these cues to identify each other, and **bond over that experience**.

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Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: This is exactly what we need, and it's come not a moment too soon.  I will do what I can to get this seen and to the front page.  I recommend that you do as well.***