> If you look through the top voted AMA's of all time there, the vast majority are some years after Victoria's departure. It could also be explained by a growi

> If you look through the top voted AMA's of all time there, the vast majority are some years after Victoria's departure. It could also be explained by a growing userbase. More users in recent years means more upvotes in threads from the same period, compared to older ones. I checked a few big subreddits that are at least 10 years old and their all-time top posts are from up to five years ago. Also, reddit changed how the upvotes are counted somewhere in 2016.