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> If you look through the top voted AMA's of all time there That doesn't account for user growth though. You should normalize the figures by dividing by the t
by 1024core 3y ago
> If you look through the top voted AMA's of all time there
That doesn't account for user growth though. You should normalize the figures by dividing by the total number of Reddit users, or at least IAmA subscribers.
- bnralt 3y agoIf the sub is experiencing substantial user growth isn't that an indication that the sub is doing well?
- TremendousJudge 3y agoNo, /r/IamA was a default subreddit for many years, thus all new users would get subscribed to it (I think defaults have been gone for some years now, but subscriber inflation already happened)