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In addition to what Manitary said below, you can look at the results of the subreddit's own awards that go back to 2016.

All the winners/rankings/livestream can be found here for r/anime: https://animeawards.moe/

How about... our awards?

You can see all the results here: https://animeawards.moe/

February 12th: 2022 /r/anime Awards voting!

(On a sidenote, if you're interested in improving your expressiveness I recommend our anime awards. Try to read the write ups that explains the placements and what the jury as a whole thought over at animeawards.moe to see how others write and try to mimick it. Also consider applying to be a juror next year (usually the application goes up mid-September to early-October) and interact with others who discuss anime in-depth like this. It's generally a very enriching experience.)

Voting for the /r/anime Awards is open until February 12th! (Discussion)

I highly recommend checking out the r/anime subreddit's very own r/anime Awards! I'm not a host/juror, but I can attest that the subreddit's r/anime awards are probably the best you can get if you're looking for an annual awards ceremony that is extremely systematic/comprehensive when it comes to nominating and ranking the anime from this year. One key difference, for example, is that r/anime Awards have both a public ranking and a jury ranking, and the juries are required to watch every nomination (as well as every shortlist) in their categories, ensuring that they are more thorough than the Crunchyroll Awards (where it's fairly common that many of the judging panel will not have seen all the nominees prior to voting).