This is insane, not because you're wrong, but because popularity and quality should be equivalent for us. We have some of the very best natural language process

This is insane, not because you're wrong, but because popularity and quality should be equivalent for us. We have some of the very best natural language processing algorithms going over most of our posts - and several comments in this post are suggesting that they're failing miserably (in many important cases, I agree). This is a problem with the community, not with the software. One thing I dislike about the simple arrows is that they give no indication of on what basis posts should be upvoted. If, when clicking, we were forced to select from a menu vote types [+1 insightful, +1 clever, +1 informative, +1 antigroupthink, +0 I agree, +0 funny, -1 rude or troll], even if we did not track these, this would be giving people feedback on voting expectations and force them to pause for one second to put a bit more consideration into their vote.