I don't usually toot my own horn in the weekly overlooked thread, but I put some effort into this answer which got one upvote, in a question that had one upvote: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/4vkg6l/was_preislamic_arabia_as_barbaric_as_they_say/d5zbkmv?context=3

u/SpartanOfThePast asked a follow up question about whether armour was inheritted and used by multiple generations. This is an interesting and complicated topic, and I finally finished my answer today.

/u/sowser answered "At the peak of slavery in the continental United States, what percentage of the population would have owned one or more slaves?" and "Buck Breaking of Slaves"

/u/commiespaceinvader answered "Marxist historical analyses of the Holocaust." and on "How much was the SS a "vacuum" for actual psychopaths?"

/u/alvisefalier on "Great political rivals in the Italian city states; were there any?"

I wrote an answer to an understandably overlooked question, describing how the RN captured and re-used two German U-boats in WW2 - https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/4w4myu/are_there_any_cases_of_the_allies_scavenging_and/d640mtm.

/u/XenophonTheAthenian gave an excellent on the [differences between Roman and modern urban life] (https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/4wgyjq/what_would_life_in_the_roman_empire_be_similar_to/d66yq6x)

I would like to point to this great thread Why do historians reject moral presentism, where we had several flairs and other users providing great discussion material and answers.

/u/keyilan gave a very insightful answer in response to my question on the taiping rebellion with a follow up answer on the Hakka-Punti clan wars

/u/Rittermeister answered a question earlier this week about whether knights were likely to be seriously injured from falling off their horse