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• Website Down (48%)
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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Monclova	Sign in	20 hours ago
Nice	Errors	1 day ago
Guayaquil	Errors	11 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	17 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	19 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	22 days ago

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  alyssa (@straydoglullaby) reported 7 minutes ago

  back in the day when in like 2023 ish a person in my class did a presentation on like tadc and the yused reddit tadc reaction images and i think ive never felt such second hand embarassment in my life i wish i coudlve put them down so they didnt get bullied for it

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  Graham Cracker (@geertsbertossi) reported 7 minutes ago

  @IzzatStatus Managers also have(had?) discretion to choose interview problems. I interviewed for an AWS internship once where the (Indian) interviewer had me do a LeetCode Medium. I go on Reddit afterward and everyone tells me a few LC Easy problems is the norm for internships. Suspicious.

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  Kingading11 (@progress4truth) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ElEmGeeWun @LGarner36897 @OzPardo6 And this is an issue- how? It's nowhere near as bad as what his ex made it out to be. I say, let him off the hook and consume his works. Even his own daughter revealed on Reddit that the **** claim is bogus.

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  Jorden Shaw (@Jordenbs) reported 8 minutes ago

  @heyChrisUX @sattyyouneed yeah reddit is messy just don't know where else people with the actual problem hang out

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  Joseph Kohli (@Joseph_Kohli__) reported 11 minutes ago

  Reddit rumours say that director & actress fell in love, but the actress’s cousin gave them a lot of trouble. then, director & producer went to actress’s home,her mother helped her elope with them, despite her cousin trying to stop her by throwing himself in front of the car.

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  Leo builds (@LeoBuilds_) reported 17 minutes ago

  Engaging with people should be simple: be respectful, don't spam, add value. If talking to someone requires reading a 20 page manual first, you're not the problem. I'm on X to speak freely. If I wanted a minefield, I'd have stayed on Reddit.

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  Noctis (@NoctisAU) reported 17 minutes ago

  @EvanAftonMiller @BloxFruits My personal view is that community value lists are always going to be messy because they can be influenced by hype, demand, rich traders, or people trying to push certain items higher than they should be. I also think a lot of value sites make the problem worse. Not all of them, but most have way too much influence over trading and some values get pushed up or down in ways that don’t really reflect what people are actually willing to trade. At the same time, I don’t think Blox Fruits making an official value list would completely fix it either. Then every value change becomes the game’s responsibility and you’d probably end up with even more arguments whenever something rises or drops. As for whether there are any plans to change it, I have no clue and if you want my honest answer. There will probably be no changes ever towards values. I suggest to check out @wenloco AMA he did on reddit for more clear answers on this particular issue

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  Knight Surf (@RotundBarista) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BLKMDL3 Almost exclusively leave it on Hurry. Everyone on Reddit swears that Standard speeds too much but in my experience, it goes way below the speed limit to the point that it's an issue and I can't use it For longer highway drives (like Miami to Orlando) I use Mad Max and still occasionally have to manually signal to get out of the left lane to let others pass

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  Nassim Taleb's Gunt (@Bobsdplissken) reported 22 minutes ago

  This is exactly why replacing jurors with an LLM is a terrible idea. You're going to get whatever the prevailing sentiment is in whatever dataset it is trained on. In the case of grok, Claude et al. That is reddit. Be careful what you wish for.

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  Transhumanism (@transumanism) reported 25 minutes ago

  @keysmashbandit @grok Prove once and for all that women are the problem, make it Reddit shaped.

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  NeLLzNT (@nellz_ntnt) reported 26 minutes ago

  @GenePark It's everywhere Youtube, Reddit, even a small gaming discord server I used to frequent have these

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  For the Love of the Game (@ftlotgx) reported 30 minutes ago

  @MJandWrasslin The furry community and wrestling community are two of the most toxic groups of sheep out there, it's always shocking how programmed they are, and how they have to attack as a group, coordinated via discord and reddit like roving gangs. Not sure how else to respond, you failed to put the words in any sort of meaningful order, then literally resorted to **** throwing... So I'll say this is about what I'd expect from a wrestling consumer. I spend 8 months developing a story and you try to tear it down with a metaphor about your own ****. What a trashy person, god your opinion is worthless.

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  Ac Hampton (@HamptonAc_) reported 32 minutes ago

  How to reverse engineer any $100k–$1M/mo ecom store: 📁 ECOM STORE REVERSE ENGINEERING SYSTEM │ ├── 📁 01 → PICK THE STORE │ ├── Active ads │ ├── Real customer reviews │ ├── Clear product + offer │ └── Enough history to study │ ├── 📁 02 → DECODE THE CUSTOMER │ ├── Reviews │ ├── Ad comments │ ├── Reddit / social │ ├── FAQs │ └── Testimonials │ │ └── Extract: │ ├── Pain points │ ├── Desired outcomes │ ├── Failed alternatives │ ├── Objections │ └── Exact customer language │ ├── 📁 03 → DECODE THE OFFER │ ├── Product + price │ ├── Bundles │ ├── Subscription │ ├── Shipping threshold │ ├── Guarantee │ ├── Upsells │ └── Cross-sells │ │ └── Ask: │ └── What do these decisions reveal │ about their economics? │ ├── 📁 04 → DECODE THE ADS │ ├── Hooks │ ├── Problems │ ├── Promises │ ├── Mechanisms │ ├── Formats │ └── CTAs │ │ └── Cluster 10–20 ads: │ ├── Repeated problems │ ├── Repeated angles │ ├── Repeated hooks │ ├── Repeated formats │ └── Long-running concepts │ ├── 📁 05 → MAP THE FUNNEL │ ├── Ad → Landing page │ ├── Landing page → Product page │ ├── Product page → Checkout │ └── Checkout → Post-purchase │ │ └── At every stage: │ ├── What belief is being created? │ ├── What objection is being handled? │ └── What action comes next? │ ├── 📁 06 → CHECK THE HISTORY │ ├── Old prices │ ├── Old positioning │ ├── Old products │ ├── Old funnels │ ├── Subscription changes │ └── Creative changes │ │ └── Compare: │ └── BEFORE → AFTER │ ├── 📁 07 → STRESS-TEST THE ECONOMICS │ ├── Price │ ├── Discounts │ ├── Estimated COGS │ ├── AOV │ ├── Subscription │ └── Shipping │ │ └── Model: │ ├── Break-even CAC │ ├── First-order profitability │ ├── LTV scenarios │ └── What must be true? │ ├── 📁 08 → SEPARATE FACT FROM GUESS │ ├── VERIFIED │ │ └── What can be seen │ │ │ ├── INFERRED │ │ └── What the evidence suggests │ │ │ └── UNKNOWN │ └── CAC / ROAS / margins / │ refunds / real revenue │ ├── 📁 09 → EXTRACT THE STRATEGY │ ├── 3–5 strongest mechanisms │ ├── Evidence behind each │ ├── Confidence level │ ├── Brand-specific advantages │ └── What NOT to replicate │ └── 📁 10 → BUILD YOUR TESTS ├── Mechanism to test ├── Your product ├── Your audience ├── Your execution └── Success metric

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  MTS (@MTSlive) reported 33 minutes ago

  SITUATION EXPLAINED: ChatGPT is now regulated as a search engine in the EU. • ChatGPT was designated under the Digital Services Act's strictest tier, with Reddit and Roblox as Very Large Online Platforms. All three crossed 45 million average monthly EU users • It's the first time a generative AI chatbot has been folded into that tier, which now covers 28 services • The obligations: annual systemic risk assessments on illegal content, harms to minors, election integrity, civic discourse, and public security, plus mandatory mitigation, independent audits, researcher data access, and a supervisory fee paid to the Commission • Non-compliance runs to 6% of global annual turnover. The DSA has already produced about €870 million in fines, including €550 million against AliExpress in July • They have four months to comply, and this sits on top of the EU AI Act and GDPR @theojaffee: "OpenAI will now have to publish reports on how the platform that they run harms, quote, civic discourse, according to EU bureaucrats, and then do mandatory mitigation measures, meaning fix these things in ways that the EU bureaucrats tell them to."

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  Supermak (@Supermak292296) reported 39 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall, sir

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  OmegaMan (@ponticmouse) reported 39 minutes ago

  @redeemed_zoomer Secularists have to be awakened to the reality of nonphysical phenomena. This is the underlying problem with the prevailing worldview. Protestants need to tame their inner reddit atheists long enough to allow for the possibility of the supernatural.

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  Devrim V. (@DevrimVardar) reported 42 minutes ago

  I think ChatGPT has pretty solid guardrails, but I’m extremely happy with Reddit and Roblox decision. Both could completely disappear from the face of the Earth and no one would have any problems or miss anything.

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  wackaflcka (@wackaflcka1) reported 42 minutes ago

  Batman wouldnt argue with reddit mods. I am Wackaflcka. This is ~3 montsish ago when it started so get ur facts straight And the main issue is and will always be the most immoral. Deceptive ads/Kids abuse, primary effect of gambling is always a secondary. I almost feel like u people are paid off too. Since NOONE mentions this. THEY LITERALLY MADE FAKE WEBSITES TO DO SCAM ADS BTW XDD HELLO??

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  Eddie (@LeCloudSurfer) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Duderichy Reddit has its issues, but the buy it for life and similar are excellent sources of solid products. I’ve had that kettle for maybe 8 years at this point and 0 issues on daily use

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  💛Clover💛 (@CloverIsJustice) reported 48 minutes ago

  2027 goals when it comes to the Internet. Hit 10k followers by the end of 2027 Hit 10k members for my discord server by the end of 2027 Hit 100k Karma for my Reddit Account//

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  ▐▐▀▄█ ▀▌█ (@Spyk3O) reported 49 minutes ago

  @crisisofconsc @Reddit Reddit is a terrible platform anyway

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  TyJima (@TyJima_) reported 49 minutes ago

  I've decided going to keep this account hopefully I get unban on reddit apparently I was banned for rule 3 by the automated thing not a human and I know I didn't post anything that broke those rules. The last i remember posting about was the problems with my tv @Reddit

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  Nolanelio (@Nolanelio) reported 50 minutes ago

  @d1ruo @Abyssal_Fishie @Monterrient The abuse and manipulation idk where you get that from because the accusations were exagerated. I mean, where's the problem to have a real wish to finish a good game and not being a lazy mf. And that catfish ****, dude imbeciles from reddit created that and withouth evidences.

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  mesenchymal stem cells/exosomes (@MSCsExosomes) reported 51 minutes ago

  @thegarybrecka Kefir in the grocery store in the USA is fake and from what I've been told on Reddit it's because of the tyrannical FDA. Do you have a direct line to RFK Jr. can you inform him of this problem so he can do something about it, so I can go to the grocery store and buy real kefir?

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  Mirae || WhatsApp/@ after dm (@akiianism) reported 52 minutes ago

  @alnsttwtconfess Agree Piracy will never disappear as long as there is still an economic and access gap in this world. Forcing it to be gone is just impossible. But it's best not to upload it on x. Alnst artbook has been leaked on reddit before (full page too) but the problem wasn't this big.

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  James C 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@EnglishJamesOnX) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Daikael I love how Xcom was clearly broken but they gaslit everyone on Reddit (thus the internet) that “everyone missing 99% shots several times in a row isn’t broken, people just don’t understand probability ”

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  starmex (@starmexxx) reported 1 hour ago

  nobody built the swarm of grok agents on your screen. elon musk gave one grok agent a single order, take the parts of the internet no one has claimed yet, then left to deal with a launch at SpaceX. by the time he was back there were 8,531,391 of them, and he had personally typed just one. the rest typed themselves. here is the whole setup, one grok seat and one evening: claim · you do this once -> create one agent tonight, name it Homestead, and point it at a market too wide for any one person to cover -> it reads what people type into google all day and the questions they quietly give up on in reddit threads, it's grok, so it finds the corners everyone else walked past split · one becomes a thousand -> instead of building one page it copies itself and hands every clone a single corner to own -> the roster runs to agent #8,531,391, every line marked unknown, because not one was placed there by a human hold · it defends the ground -> each agent ships the best page in its corner every night and takes the top of google before anyone else shows up -> the day a human finally starts one bot on the same niche, ours has already fenced a thousand around it the map · month three it starts paying -> month one you rank, month three the first corners clear $284, and the map only fills in from there -> the whole army holds on about $6 of compute while your two paid seats sit there billing you $400 to watch every empty niche is a plot nobody has fenced yet. one bot fences one. this one fences the whole field before sunrise. here is the part they will fight me on: the guy with one seat is not behind on the model, he is behind on ground. the $200 was never buying you a market, it was renting you a single square of it. the map gets drawn once, and it is being drawn tonight whether your agent is running or not. the stack that runs the whole army for $6 instead of $400 is broken down in the article below. save this before the corner you wanted is already under someone else's flag.

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  Morpheu5 Stock Watcher (@Morpheu5Watcher) reported 1 hour ago

  WHAT UNDOES A 55% FALL? NOT A 55% RISE - REDDIT $RDDT NEEDS 122%: Reddit, ticker RDDT, at $153.00, -$0.95 / -0.62% from Thursday's $153.95 close. That is Friday's regular close, and with US exchanges shut until 9:30am ET Monday it is still the last price these shares have. Two sentences about that price, both true at once. The stock is up 25.6% from its low. The stock is still 43.5% below its high. The gap between those two facts is where an ordinary piece of arithmetic quietly goes wrong. A fall and the rise that cancels it are never the same number, and the deeper the fall, the further apart they get. THE ARITHMETIC, IN ROUND INVENTED NUMBERS Nothing in this section is a real company. A $100 share drops to $50. That is a 50% fall - $50 lost, measured against the $100 it started from. Now it has to climb back. The $50 it needs to regain is measured against $50, because $50 is all that is left. So it has to double. A 50% fall takes a 100% rise to undo, and nothing about the business has to change for that to be true. The two percentages are struck from different starting points. That is the whole trick. The same trap runs in the other order. A stock that falls 50% and then rises 50% has not broken even. $100 becomes $50, then $50 becomes $75. Two matching percentages, a quarter of the money gone. HOW STEEP THE LADDER GETS - Down 10% needs +11% - Down 20% needs +25% - Down 33% needs +50% - Down 50% needs +100% - Down 75% needs +300% - Down 90% needs +900% The first two rungs are close enough that the difference barely matters. Past about a third, they come apart violently. Which is why "it is already down a lot, how much further can it really go" is a broken sentence. A stock down 70% that then falls another 70% is down 91% in total, and it still has room underneath it. REDDIT IS THE LIVE VERSION OF THAT TABLE The San Francisco company runs the discussion site where people post into thousands of topic forums, and it makes nearly all its money selling advertising against those conversations. Three closing prices carry the story. - Peak: $270.71 on September 18, 2025 - Low: $121.84 on March 27, 2026 - Friday: $153.00 Top to bottom is -55.0%. Getting back from that low took +122.2%. The stock has since done +25.6%, which sounds like roughly a quarter of the job. It is not. It has recovered about a fifth of the ground - $31.16 of the $148.87 that went missing - and it needs a further 76.9% from Friday's price to be level. In money: $10,000 of these shares bought at the September peak is worth about $5,652 today, after that 25.6% rise. WHAT THE BUSINESS DID WHILE THE PRICE DID THAT It grew the entire way down. Reddit reported on July 30, for the three months ended June 30. Revenue - the money coming in the door - was $805M, +61% from a year earlier, its eighth straight quarter above 60%. Advertising was $762M of that, +64%. Net income, the profit left after every cost is paid, was $253M against $89M a year earlier, or about 31 cents of every sales dollar. Daily visitors worldwide averaged 130.3M, +18%. Management guided the current quarter to $860M-$870M. The next session the shares fell $37.37 / -21.0%, from $178.04 to $140.67, on 29.9M shares against a recent average near 8.4M. Worst day since the company listed in 2024. One line in the user table did it. US daily visitors were 53.2M, down from 53.5M three months earlier - the first quarterly decline in five quarters, in the country where nearly all the advertising money is. Reddit also called search referrals choppy, with traffic more volatile late in the quarter, and chief executive Steve Huffman said the company has not yet found a "win-win" with the AI-written answers now sitting at the top of search results. On July 22 a report that Reddit might not renew its content deal with Google had already taken the shares from $185.84 to $170.38, -$15.46 / -8.3%. Google's owner, Alphabet, is at $346.59, +$5.94 / +1.74% from Thursday's $340.65 close. A summary that answers the question on the search page hands the reader what they came for instead of passing them along to the site that wrote it. Eight quarters of 60%-plus growth, and a share price 43.5% under its high. Falling a long way and doing badly are related events, not the same one. A SHALLOWER HOLE, FOR SCALE Procter & Gamble at $143.78, +$0.64 / +0.45% from Thursday's $143.14 close. The Cincinnati maker of Tide, Pampers, Gillette and Head & Shoulders is about as far from Reddit as a listed business gets, and it has been marked down too - just far less. Its peak close was $179.70 on December 2, 2024. Its low was $138.04 on January 7, 2026, a fall of 23.2%. Undoing that took +30.2% - seven points more than the fall, and no more than that. It has since recovered $5.74 and needs +25.0% from here to be level. Reddit's hole was 2.4 times as deep. The climb out of it is 4 times as long. The business explains the smaller hole. Procter & Gamble's year, reported July 29 for the twelve months ended June 30: net sales $87.0B, +3%; organic sales - sales with currency swings and businesses bought or sold stripped out - +1%, all of it from charging more rather than selling more units. Fourth-quarter core profit per share, the company's own measure with one-off items removed, was $1.43, -3%. Dull, and dull is the point: nothing in there asks a buyer to reprice the next decade. WHAT THIS DOES NOT SETTLE None of it makes a badly fallen stock a thing to avoid, and reading it that way inverts the argument. The steep end of that ladder works in a buyer's favor too - it is the reason anyone goes looking in wreckage at all, because the same math that makes a recovery long from the top makes it enormous from the bottom. What the arithmetic does settle is smaller and more useful. "Down 55%" and "needs 122%" describe one identical event, and only one of the two gets printed anywhere. WHERE THESE SIT Reddit is fourth on the Hypergrowth Len5, the style that watches early, fast-growing companies. The growth half is not arguable - eight straight quarters above 60%, on recurring advertising money, and profitable while doing it. What would break the fit is last quarter's shape repeating: revenue climbing while the audience it sells does not, because that turns a growth story into a story about charging more to the same people. It is not a Quality-Value name, and the missing half there is durability rather than price - a business whose visitors are delivered by somebody else's search page has not yet shown it controls its own front door. Procter & Gamble is thirteenth on the Quality-Value Len5, the style that hunts a durable business at a fair price. Durable is the easy half: households rebuy diapers and razor blades without deciding to, in good years and bad. Fair price is where it sits nearer the line, because the markdown is real but modest against what the business earns. Organic sales moving up off 1% would firm the case; the discount closing as the price recovers would push it off. Alphabet is sixth on that same Quality-Value Len5, on search and cloud economics among the strongest anywhere, with only a modest discount left - a watch rather than a bargain. A cheaper price against unchanged earnings power is what would widen that. Anyone can run this in ten seconds with no calculator: divide the old price by the current one. Reddit's $270.71 over $153.00 is 1.77, so it takes a 77% rise to get level. Procter & Gamble's $179.70 over $143.78 is 1.25. Two red numbers on a screen, and the single division that tells them apart is the one almost nobody does. Not investment advice.

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  Spencer ⭐️ (@spencercamp) reported 1 hour ago

  for the first few months, building Starlight felt like talking to an empty room. demo calls were sparse. the product was early. every week was a question of whether anyone would sign up. I'm finally seeing real momentum. dozens of demos a week. pipeline that doesn't disappear. and it's not because one thing clicked. three things stacked. 1. personalized outbound, daily, at volume not templates. not blasts. one message per person, written in my voice, sent to people who actually match the ICP. every day. no days off. Starlight runs this now. but early on, I was doing it by hand. the volume you can sustain manually is the floor. the volume the machine can sustain is the ceiling. this proves Starlight works. 2. commenting on reddit, X, and LinkedIn where my buyers already are not "check out my product." actual answers. actual takes. when someone posts about their outbound being broken or their pipeline being flat, I show up. not to sell. to be useful. the person who posts "my cold email reply rate is tanking" on a Tuesday is the same person who books a demo on a Thursday. the comment is the first touch. Starlight surfaces these conversations. but the showing up is mine. 3. posting consistently on LinkedIn and X this one took the longest to pay off and it's the one I almost quit the most. but consistency compounds. a post a day, every day, for months. most of them get ten likes. a few get real traction. but the cumulative effect is that people start to know what you're building and why it matters. they show up to the demo already bought in. the first two are systems. the third is just showing up. shipping daily has been the force multiplier. the outbound fills the top of the funnel. the comments build trust. the posts build the brand. together they turn an empty room into a pipeline. none of this is a secret. it's just three things, done every day, for longer than you think you can.

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  Beartooth (@BeartoothBaron) reported 1 hour ago

  @reddit_lies I disagree. We've looked to tech to solve all our problems; the outcome is too often exemplified by cesspools like Reddit taking the place of real social interaction. The knee-jerk opposition to data centers is sometimes misguided, but it stems from real and justified concerns.