Fascinating, ma'am

Finding a famous question with high score I haven't voted on yet was proving to be a bit difficult for me. So I came up with this simple SEDE query to find good candidates:

SELECT TOP 10 
  Id AS [Post Link], ViewCount
FROM Posts
WHERE ViewCount >= 10000 AND Score >= 25
ORDER BY ViewCount DESC

Can this be improved in any way? (Btw, I'm a total noob with SEDE.)

General Feedback

With a query this short it's hard to go wrong, and you haven't. The formatting is consistently SHOUTCASE for keywords, as per convention. And there is nothing glaringly wrong at all.

I really can't find anything to complain about, you've got a nice query.
A Small Suggestion

Have you considered adding parameters to the query. That way if you, or someone else, want to run using different numbers for the minimum ViewCount or Score then they wouldn't need to alter the query.

SEDE provides a special syntax for parameters, which looks like this:
##MinViewCount:int?10000##
where MinViewCount is the parameter name, int is the data type and 5 is the default value

SELECT TOP 10 
  Id AS [Post Link], ViewCount
FROM Posts
WHERE ViewCount >= ##MinBadges:int?5## 
AND Score >= ##MinBadges:int?5##
ORDER BY ViewCount DESC

StackExchange Code Review Q#73902, answer score: 3