Something highly upvoted but disagreement-downvoted means to me “we appreciate this comment’s existence and want to incentivize that, but disagree with it factually”.
I agree with this sentence.
But it doesn’t apply in this case because:
The example comment I gave was not “highly upvoted but disagreement-downvoted”. Specifically, it was downvoted rather than “highly upvoted.” (It had 9 karma with 11 votes meaning it was downvoted. Highly upvoted comments have much more karma than votes. Comments with equal karma to votes or less (as was in this case) were downvoted (since many users’ votes necessarily deliver >1 karma).)
I agree with this sentence.
But it doesn’t apply in this case because:
The example comment I gave was not “highly upvoted but disagreement-downvoted”. Specifically, it was downvoted rather than “highly upvoted.” (It had 9 karma with 11 votes meaning it was downvoted. Highly upvoted comments have much more karma than votes. Comments with equal karma to votes or less (as was in this case) were downvoted (since many users’ votes necessarily deliver >1 karma).)