Vote for Best of r/science 2020!

Happy Holidays!It’s time once again for Reddit’s "Best of" Awards to recognize the most interesting submissions and comments made to r/science over the past year (see last year's recipients). Our users have made over 35,000 posts and almost 1.6 million comments in 2020, so there are quite a few options!The award categories for this year are as follows:Most Significant SubmissionMost Interesting SubmissionMost Interesting Submission Below 1,000 KarmaMost Influential COVID-19 SubmissionMost Optimistic or Uplifting SubmissionBest CommentBest ELI5Most Interesting Question Asked During DiscussionWater Is... Dry? (Most interesting submission or comment debunking conventional wisdom)https://ift.tt/2WDPZwa Voting Works:This submission is set to contest mode, which means all comments are randomly sorted and no scores are displayed. The only top-level comments will be for the nine categories detailed above. All other top-level comments will be removed.To nominate a submission or comment, please reply to the corresponding top-level comment with a link to your nomination. Please only nominate a submission or comment once per category. If you already see the item you wanted to submit, just upvote it. At the conclusion of the voting process on January 15th, the highest scoring entries for each category will be deemed the winners.Here are some helpful links to get you started:Top Submissions of 2020Top COVID-19 SubmissionsDiscussion Panels of 2020Recently Gilded Submissions and CommentsAwards:We will be recognizing the winners via exclusive "Best of r/science 2020" awards. The top entry in each category will receive 3 months of Reddit Premium, which includes 700 Coins a month. The two runners up in each category will receive 1 month of Reddit Premium.Voting will conclude on January 15, 2021. via /r/science https://ift.tt/2KMZk26