I am still part of the "we need to produce quality content" camp, but I do agree with @schattenjaeger that quality is highly subjective. News items, funny content, and other "easy to produce" posts can still add a lot of value to the platform. I think looking at it from the perspective of what is going to attract users to the site and keep them actively engaged should really be the goal. Whatever it is that makes that happen is good.
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Your perception of quality is subjective. Not quality. Either realistically assessed quality will bring value to the steem ecosystem, or if a subjective perception of quality deters users who disagree with the assessment then we devalue the system from the loss.
That's fair.