On r/AmItheAsshole, you tell your story about an interpersonal conflict, and, after 18 hours, a bot tallies the comments and labels the post as:

• YTA (you are the asshole)
• NTA (not the asshole)
• ESH (everyone sucks here)
• NAH (no asshole here)
• or INFO (more information needed)

How many people get voted the asshole? Thanks to bot data from u/phteven_j, here are the relevant statistics for 2022-Nov-01 to 2023-Apr-03.

• Total judgments: 45,597
• 445,160 Mod actions (remove, ban, etc)
• Banned users: 30,590
• 445 Average post upvotes
• 140 Average comments per post
• Average time til top comment posted: 14.5 minutes

Also, the Redditor who issued the top (most voted for) judgment receives a point toward their user flair rank. A user with the “Pooperintendant” flair has been the highest-voted top-level commenter fifty times! Again, with data from u/phteven_j, I’ve tabulated the number of those holding a rank. These are cumulative: a higher rank is counted in all lower ranks. Note that these ranks span the history of the subreddit, which has revised the system over that time (in 2019, five new ranks were added). This explains why, for a couple of higher ranks, there are more of them than a preceding rank.