I wish you wouldn't do that, and stuck instead with the generally approved norm of downvoting to mean "I'd prefer to see fewer comments like this" and upvoting "I'd like to see more like this".
You're deliberately participating in information cascades, and thereby undermining the filtering process. As an antidote, I recommend using the anti-kibitzer script (you can do that through your Preferences page).
I wish you wouldn't do that, and stuck instead with the generally approved norm of downvoting to mean "I'd prefer to see fewer comments like this" and upvoting "I'd like to see more like this".
I disagree that that's the formula used for comments that exist within the range -2 to 2. Within that range, from what I've observed of voting patterns, it seems far more likely that the equation is related to what value the comment "should be at." If many people used anti-kibitzing, I doubt this would remain a problem.
The title says it all.