Consider this, since you're a frequent poster, the volume of posts you generate is such that even if you post memes, LOLs, LMAOs, funny quips, and banters 'from time to time', it still amounts to a lot, and these bro-humor posts in turn generate opportunities for further frivolous back-and-forth that create an atmosphere and a norm that is not conducive to efficient information dissemination and exchange.
We experienced a similar phenomenon several years ago, when a very small handful of posters began sharing one-liner political commentaries and fanboy content, and soon this led to more political and fanboy replies that quickly snowballed, because they attracted people who wouldn't ordinarily participate to open accounts and make political comments. The flagship threads were unreadable for a long time before a severe crackdown.
What I'm asking as a fellow member is that you be mindful of the tone of your posts, because you have a greater potential to create a new undesirable norm than those who post less frequently. Due to the interactive nature of an online forum, your content doesn't exist in isolation.