I generally agree with your ordering of quality, but in my opinion both your “good” and “ambiguous” are acceptable.
And the “edgy” are indeed bad, because even if they happen to point to something real and important, they are written in an unhelpful way. (For example the “antimemes” sounds like something from SCP wiki, and is completely one-sided. The idea that some things are useful but ignored regardless, is interesting and potentially very important. But rational discussion would have to include the trade-offs involved, rather than start from the assumption that disagreeing is an obvious mistake. So, although it could be an inspiration to a great discussion, the article per se is not good.)
I generally agree with your ordering of quality, but in my opinion both your “good” and “ambiguous” are acceptable.
And the “edgy” are indeed bad, because even if they happen to point to something real and important, they are written in an unhelpful way. (For example the “antimemes” sounds like something from SCP wiki, and is completely one-sided. The idea that some things are useful but ignored regardless, is interesting and potentially very important. But rational discussion would have to include the trade-offs involved, rather than start from the assumption that disagreeing is an obvious mistake. So, although it could be an inspiration to a great discussion, the article per se is not good.)