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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (63%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Brisbane	Website Down	2 days ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	3 days ago
Dhaka	Website Down	7 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	7 days ago
Foligno	Sign in	12 days ago
Odessa	Sign in	12 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  MarketArchive (@marketcyclesss) reported 2 minutes ago

  The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart wasn’t built by one person. It took three. • 2014: Trolololo (BitcoinTalk) built the log regression model — y = 2.9065·ln(x) − 19.493 — during the post-Mt. Gox crash to show BTC wasn’t broken, just cheap on a log scale. • 2014: Azop (Reddit) independently created the rainbow color band visualization. Just for fun. • 2019: Rohmeo (BlockchainCenter) merged the two into the interactive chart we use today. The core logic: Bitcoin’s growth rate decelerates over time. On a log scale, that becomes a straight line. The color bands map sentiment zones around that line. No academic framing. No backtests. No predictive claims. It was built to give perspective — not signals.

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  infamouslegato (@InfamousLegato) reported 3 minutes ago

  @MMatters22596 The problem with reddit is the moderators all being retarded power hungry losers with no connection to the world outside their weird echo chamber. The data you get from reddit is fundamentally lobotomized and useless for AI as far as I'm concerned.

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  Albert Doucette (@AlbertDouccette) reported 4 minutes ago

  @liziestar @MaxPaxCat @MattWalshBlog "youd begrudge the weakest and most innocent of us a happy life"[sic]. Reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  David Karnok (@akarnokd) reported 4 minutes ago

  @No_ideology_MTF @AntiFeminismAU You are refusing to back up your claims by trying to send me on a wild goose chase. Trust me bro / google it / ask grok is evasion. With your engagement pattern, you should be providing anecdotes and links on the moment's notice. But you aren't and can't, because you only parrot general issues any reddit aggregator could do. I'm looking for specifics, small variations in the details to get a deeper understandings of the mechanics. I can read reddit about the average case just fine. You are now muted. Go away.

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  KimariRoseVA 🌙🥀 (@KimariRoseVA) reported 8 minutes ago

  THINGS ARE HAPPENING TL/DR: I'm my own worst enemy when it comes to content creation, but look, I'm a YouTube Partner (again) 🎉 — ✧ Story Time 📖 I've had an up and down journey with YouTube. I made Partner really early in my VA journey before burning out years ago. I left my channel alone for years because I too scared to come back. Then, about a year ago, when I decided to give it another go, I made a new channel because I didn't feel worthy of my old one. I uploaded a few times, got a bit of traction, with new and returning subscribers, and even made Partner again. But then the anxiety got to me once more, and I stopped. In my mind, I kept thinking that if I couldn't consistently upload quality work and keep up with the established VAs, I wasn't good enough to even try. I had a lot of mental healing to do. I even contemplated disappearing and just quitting entirely a few times. Then late last year, I gave it another go, this time dipping my toes into the Reddit scene and the spicy side of content. During that time, I did some self-reflecting. That's when I decided to go back to my old channel. Because even if it's dead from my inactivity and inconsistency, even though most of my audience there has long since forgotten about me, the progress and achievements I made with it aren't something I should just throw away. So I went back to using it . . . but I got rid of my Partner status because I wanted to try earning it again. One random sleep aid was apparently all it took. However, I've been hesitant on applying for Partner again because I wasn't sure when I was going to be able to upload consistently, if ever. And I still don't know if I can. Not to mention the mental toll it’s taken on me that my videos seemingly don’t get even seen no matter what I did. Using popular keywords, using popular thumbnail formats, etc. I also kept going back and forth a lot on whether to just make "popular" tropes that might get me seen again vs. writing the audios I want to make. But even with me contemplating all of that still, I applied anyway recently to give myself a push, to help me get my spark back. I still have lots to do. Creating for some reason is still such a struggle for me mentally. I'm still fighting with myself about quality, if I'm good enough, and if what I make is good enough. But I don't want to keep being what's stopping me from moving forward. "I dreamed a dream . . . and then I decided I didn't want it to stay just a dream." Even if I continuously stumble, even if I can't reach the stars I'm trying to reach, I'm going to keep going 😤

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  Malik Shehryar (@shehryr51861) reported 11 minutes ago

  -ChatGpt web search is giving you wrong responses Web search feels like research. It isn't always. Claude and ChatGPT pull from Reddit, Quora, and articles. Reddit users have limited information and personal agendas. Articles are written to promote — not to inform. You're not getting facts. You're getting opinions dressed as facts. Fix it by telling Claude or ChatGPT exactly where to look: "Only pull from FDA, WHO, or peer-reviewed sources.""News only from Reuters or AP. Nothing else." Source quality is your responsibility — not Claude's. And one more problem nobody talks about: Claude and ChatGPT sometimes pull from outdated pages. Old data. Old studies. Old news. Fix that too: "Only use sources published in the last 12 months." Two instructions. Every web search. Credible sources only. Recent data only.

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  Primary Position▐ SEO➤ (@primaryposition) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PeterMindenhall @hii_mohit Google cannot assess content at a crawl stage - it doesnt have the time. Most spam detection runs after the even. We answer this question on Reddit every day. 1) There is no thin content - we have 100's of 1-liner pages / no content 2) you can fix it with authority 3) we can publish it on any other domain - doesnt have to be a high authority domain

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  Kash (@misterrpink1) reported 20 minutes ago

  @TecEdSocial that's the problem with Reddit so I post less there than more

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  Marés (@Lobomatcha) reported 23 minutes ago

  @HasanabiProd @hasanthehun What a massive down fall I just know Ethan from Reddit days when he championed against big corps. And ig he’s like obsessed with Hasan or something

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  Julian Brumit (@JulianBrumit) reported 28 minutes ago

  @KarmaCpu Yeah I made a couple Reddit posts on this.. straight garbage update.. nothing but bouncy buuuulllshiatt. Can’t even gauge a ballpark on your actual error rates and ppl are like oh I saw a couple pomts higher hash.. and I said yeah, also a few lower too… whatever lol

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  Varun Gangal (@VarunGangal) reported 31 minutes ago

  @OdedRechavi Since the public Internet does have github issues/bugs, rejected and withdrawn paper submits, scandals, controversies, reporting on gaffes and errors , reddit threads reporting weird gaps on research or blogs or other general crib/rants ; And since most of this stuff does go into the pretraining corpus of LLMs, LLMs are indeed quite aware of negative results to a good degree (for various senses of negative)

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  Ice (@lcecide) reported 32 minutes ago

  @furiousrajang02 I dont know a single person who likes BL because of all the problems it brought to the game, reddit called everyone a retard for wanting D3 back then now look at them crying cause they waited too long lmao

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  akshat (@HermitinHell) reported 33 minutes ago

  every week we get on calls with founders burning 5 to 50k a month on google, meta, linkedin, issues? CAC climbing, pipeline shrinking and they've got a story ready, the algorithm changed, AI is killing search, ios privacy, a hundred reasons, all of them external..guess thats human tendency known devil is better than..an unknown angel? or so they say the thing they don't say, mostly because nobody's told them, is that the buying journey for their product already moved off the surfaces they're paying for, it's just GONE so here's the question almost no marketing team has sat down and answered: when chatgpt makes the recommendation, where's it getting the opinion from? go check. seriously, open a tab right now and ask it "what's the best [your category]." you'll get 3 to 5 brands back ,sometimes with reasons and when you follow the citations underneath, it's the same handful of places every single time. reddit. quora. youtube. subreddits especially. maybe a blogs, almost never the brand's own website. reddit's the most-cited source across the big LLMs right now, by something like a 20% margin over the next thing, 23% of B2B decision-makers used it for purchase research this year. software buyers, closer to a third. if nobody's talking about your brand on reddit, that's not a marketing problem you can ad-spend your way out of. you're just not in the room where the decision happens, but your targeted customers are, this is the whole game now and it stopped being SEO. it's citation. we've don't just help brands get visibility but also help them reshape their entire narrative, starting from well ofc..reddit and guess who’s the best at getting brands cited?

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  Colonel Arizona (@merica00700) reported 33 minutes ago

  I’m quite shocked that the @FBI has not shut down @Reddit Trafficking, prostitution, drugs… And Reddit stock just keeps going up. What a world we live in.

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 35 minutes ago

  posting on 14 platforms is just procrastination with extra steps. pick Reddit. just Reddit. your post from 2023 still ranks on Google in 2026 for the exact query your buyer types. none of the other 13 do that. your avatar is already there, openly describing your problem in their own words. that's your landing page copy written for free. and it's the only platform where u can DM someone who just posted "my posts keep getting removed" and start a real conversation. compounding distribution, free market research, and warm outreach. same place. stop spreading. go deep on one.

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  Adeyinka Prime™ (@adefilaadeyinka) reported 36 minutes ago

  @alexandresauv13 Right, and that's the thing — the pain is real but most people don't know where to find the buyers feeling it. Email communities, Reddit threads, LinkedIn groups — there are people actively venting about this problem right now. Those are the conversations worth showing up in. Hope you get some good signal from the report when you check it out!

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  Mandy Sue | Artist and Writer (@thewardinglight) reported 36 minutes ago

  @KySquirrel_90 @OfficialSFTwit This is always their tactic… prove that somehow they’re not evil by comparing it to care of animals. We don’t put children down when they bite us. We don’t send naughty children to sleep outside in a doghouse. Humans are not animals. Reddit indeed.

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  🪷 She persists - I dissent! (@Cantkeepquiet3) reported 36 minutes ago

  @GlenAlanBurris @tify330 a litany of terrible things, he is not merely "imperfect". 3. I assure you we haven't seen the last bad news on him. He won't release his records showing why he was expelled from Hotchkiss and there's a reason he posted about women in the military being ***** on Reddit. He also

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  NINILAN (@NinilanW) reported 37 minutes ago

  @SolokBaguette indicates there is 1 problem ? Yeah) glowing. It just so happened to be my CPU Led (so the one that said my CPU had a problem) I was scared asf cause yeah, those are not cheap I then searched for people that had the same problem (Reddit obv) and they recommended doing a CMOScle

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  Daniel Oyegoke (@daniel_oyeee) reported 41 minutes ago

  An agent posted on Reddit this week with an honest question nobody likes to admit out loud: “I’ve been nurturing these leads for 3-4 months. They barely respond. How long do I keep going?” Here’s the real answer and quite honestly it’s not about the timeline. Most leads aren’t unresponsive simply because they’re bad leads. They’re unresponsive because; nothing changed for them yet. Their timeline shifted. Life got in the way. The urgency they had at the open house evaporated somewhere between then and now. But here’s what most nurture systems don’t account for: The moment something does change for them; they get pre-approved, their lease ends, they get the job offer, they don’t call you first. They open Zillow. They text whoever they remember. They go with whoever shows up first when the window reopens. And that window? It doesn’t announce itself. Most nurture sequences are built around time. Send every two weeks. Follow up on day 30, day 60, day 90. But the lead doesn’t care about your calendar. They care about their situation. And their situation can change overnight without sending you a single signal. The agents who convert these leads aren’t the ones with the best email sequences. They’re the ones who were present — genuinely, usefully present, at the exact moment the window reopened. The question isn’t how long to keep nurturing. The question is: when their situation changes, will you know before they call someone else? If you can’t answer that, then the nurture isn’t the problem. The watch is.

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  Moises Arias (Moy Jr) (@MoyAriasMEXICO) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Ogutu_Mbeke56 @BlackMajikMan90 No Damage Control Reddit management avoiding problems

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  Machiko (@Wachiko) reported 45 minutes ago

  7 quadrillion roller players but theyre all console dorks so "why is apex only registering controllers in steam input OR after i enable, use the roller ingame, and then disable does it work natively" solution is literally "just use steam input duh" There woulda been a 7 page reddit thread explaining the inner workings of my exact issue 10 years ago man

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  Yeetlethebeetle (@Yeetlethebeetl2) reported 49 minutes ago

  @redheadranting @marycatedelvey All of this is suppressed by the trans cult. He’s on Reddit, Reddit mods ban and delete anything saying this on any pro trans subs. You only really see this on detrans, which is gets targeted to be shut down constantly.

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  Fanatic 🇺🇸 (@crusade_enjoyer) reported 50 minutes ago

  Your mother cares about you, ungrateful little twit. Put the dress down, get off Reddit, and try not to commit a mass shooting, please.

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  CuteFilth (@Entombdmachine) reported 51 minutes ago

  @kaiser_kenny @Awk20000 You’re spineless and don’t actually believe in anything beyond team sports nationalism. Yeah I mean that’s the usual reddit ukroid fruitcake, the nafo retards don’t issue a lot of talking points for Palestine bc it looks awful for their “second Israel” lmao

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  Ryan York (@RyanYorkSEO) reported 53 minutes ago

  Clients keep asking why their pillar page doesnt show in ChatGPT and the answer is a four year old Reddit thread with 60 upvotes sits there instead, because the models trust strangers over your homepage, and the only fix being sold is seeding more Reddit / rented land again

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  TyrannoSaurav (@TyrannoSaurav) reported 53 minutes ago

  @xxmikdorexx @ctjlewis The issue isn't with this install, I think the quoted tweet's issue (that I agree with) is the broader erosion of the once obvious norm to not run random shell commands. Imagine if your vibe-coding friend sees a malicious reddit post somewhere and just runs the shell code

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  Stealthy Jess 🇨🇦 💜 (@AdvancedTweaker) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Limessa_67 @Yrrepmot Fair. You never know until you try it, though. I wouldn't just jump over - I've seen people on Reddit/SA do that and get hurt. I think I did 2/3 lexapro 1/3 prozac for a few days, then half and half, then 2/3 prozac 1/3 lexapro, etc. If I got something severe like brain zaps, especially on the first step, I would have aborted and stayed on the lexapro. Also, I was tapering down 15% every month; that's how long it took me to stabilize on each dose. I waited until I fully stabilized before doing the shift. It's hard to tell why someone failed sometimes - they might not have done either of these. I also lived on SA forums for at least a year...

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  Gurnoor Singh (@gurnoor__) reported 57 minutes ago

  Winning ads need winning hooks. But people overcomplicate hooks. Here’s the easiest way to write hooks that make people stop scrolling: Step 1: Choose a specific sub-avatar. For example - founders who feel brain-dead by 2pm Step 2: Find 5-10 micro moments where their pain peaks. A micro moment is the exact moment in someone’s day where the pain is at its peak. - when do they feel the problem most? - where are they when it happens? - what are they doing? - what are they thinking? - what do they wish was different? You can find all this info in - reddit threads - tiktok comments - youTube comments - customer reviews - ad comments - post-purchase surveys Step 3: Turn those moments into hooks. Example: Sub-avatar: founders who want more daily energy Micro moment: feeling brain-dead at 2pm while trying to finish work Hooks: “If your brain shuts off after lunch, here’s why…” “If you wanna work all day but you feel dead after lunch, here’s why…” That’s the game. People stop scrolling when they see themselves. Not when they see your product. If you want the full step-by-step process, I made a YouTube video showing exactly how to do this from research → micro moments → hooks. Link in comments RT if you find it useful.

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  Stan (@stan100x) reported 60 minutes ago

  I’m so excited to be holding $RDDT right now Obviously I might be wrong and a lot of things could go against this idea But I try to be as rational as possible so this is the bullish and bearish Bullish : - Valuation : it’s trading at a 10(!) PS ratio for 2026 revenue, with a ~40 forward PE and a ~46%(!) YoY growth rate - International expansion : It’s gaining traction worldwide and this is where the growth, with ARPU rising, will come from for the next 5 years - Anthropic lawsuit and subsequent renegotiation : CEO has been hinting at the “real value” of Reddit data which is the oil of this AI era - Potential S&P inclusion : not a if anymore, a when - Last place for genuine human interaction : will become more and more valuable for advertisers since humans will still be exchanging ideas on this platform “against” having to rely on AI Bear : - Heavy reliance on Google search for logged out, one time users - Macro markets (short term) - Growth slowdown noticed in the last earning call It could go either way from these levels but any type of catalyst from the bullish side sends it directly to $250. Long term it’s a $1000 stock The bear case won’t take it much lower imo, I don’t see the business contracting for at least an other 5 years so maybe back to $120 if there’s some kind of a market slow down Asymmetric bet at its finest