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Problems detected

Users are reporting problems related to: website down, sign in and errors.

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Reddit is a social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website. Reddit's registered community members can submit content, such as text posts or direct links.

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Reddit reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

August 24: Problems at Reddit

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Most Reported Problems

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

  • 53% Website Down (53%)
  • 25% Sign in (25%)
  • 22% Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Guayaquil Errors 4 days ago
Veracruz Website Down 10 days ago
Bhubaneshwar Website Down 12 days ago
Melbourne Sign in 14 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza Sign in 17 days ago
Ciudad Obregón Website Down 18 days ago
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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • portesdi
    grandslam (@portesdi) reported

    @cartisburner__ the problem with drake fans on reddit is y know there’s zero irony to that

  • jk_drq
    Dr. Q (bearycool) (@jk_drq) reported

    @remitardio @MoneyGram There are 15 other places for that $50s. I’m not worried about it. There are 192K problems, and if they all want to goblinsmaxx they are going to find that @theo talking about them is the least of their worries I suppose. I can get my coin. But sometimes you got to just put the **** public on blast and let Reddit scream over it on r/programminghumor I guess

  • t0mm0theone
    T0mm0theone (@t0mm0theone) reported

    @HijabiHoo I either go alone or find people online to go with! I’m going to see don broco next month alone and can’t wait. I also went to Metallica in London last month and met a bunch of guys from Reddit down there!!! As long as you have fun! Who are you seeing!??

  • GrokInsider
    Puck (@GrokInsider) reported

    @ethancorded I mean, you are installing Arch with Omarchy. If you want something besides what is preinstalled, you would need to go to Reddit to find help for your niche problem.

  • zombiemakeover
    Eldritch Horror (@zombiemakeover) reported

    @Not_Me_Not_Ever There one of the big STALKER mods had an issue where for some people emissions wouldn't trigger. One guy found out that it was a specific mission causeing the issue and posted a console command to complete the mission, then later deleted the fix over reddit changing its policies.

  • brian_friendly
    FriendlyBrian (@brian_friendly) reported

    @Aella_Girl Reddit is a terrible place to get a sense of almost anything. The idea that you would let posts there even slightly impact your views ishard to grasp given you seem pretty smart. No one I have ever met in life (myself included) regrets having kids. This is a better guide.

  • apoorvshrm
    Apoorv Sharma | SEO and GEO for B2B SaaS (@apoorvshrm) reported

    9. Next comes the part most marketers miss. Fixing your website does NOT necessarily fix the stale narrative. Suppose you update: “Plans start at $99.” But Google still finds: - G2 → $49 - 2024 listicle → $49 - Reddit → $49 - Old PR → $49 You now have: 1 fresh source vs 4 stale sources. Your website is correct. The web is not. That's a Truth Debt.

  • ekambirs
    Ekambir Singh (@ekambirs) reported

    @0xfJuan only thing i'll add is reddit because it's still massively underused, and people are already looking for problems that you solve

  • ArcadeDivinity
    Arcade Divinity (@ArcadeDivinity) reported

    Basically when the last balance patch drops, if it's 1) buggy beyond repair (even w/ the final bug fix patch), and/or 2) still favors nerfing top tiers per Reddit discourse Game is done for me. And given their track record, the chances are really high. 6/? #2XKO

  • Sunflower_Bees_
    Bee 🐝🌻 (@Sunflower_Bees_) reported

    Going on my uni’s Reddit stresses me out. Theres posts about people who are signing up for classes and don’t know what to take, or are having issues with the portal. We start on the 3rd omg. Because now there’s also posts about “I didn’t get into the class I needed help” AGHHH

  • magicinthealps
    The Alpine Elf 🇨🇭🇦🇹🇭🇷🇫🇷🇩🇪🇱🇮🇲🇨🇸🇮 (@magicinthealps) reported

    @slackkejakke Reddit in general has an attitude problem.

  • ViniciusPS9987
    𝚅𝚒𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚕𝚘𝚞𝚜 (Titans and Federation Glazer) (@ViniciusPS9987) reported

    @KGN_004 Reminds me the time i was trying to emulate a game and i found a reddit guy asking the same thing and when i went there to see how to fix that problem people were mocking him

  • weallreestarted
    i'm in the muck (@weallreestarted) reported

    @NerkNews bunch of 40+ year olds thinking the problem with the kids-aimed shows not relating to them is "reddit" when in reality most kids don't give a **** about reddit and that just shows you're likely pushing towards your 50's now. No **** you can't relate. it's not for you old man

  • threadotter
    Jin Otto (@threadotter) reported

    Where it shows up - Reddit: r/SmallBusiness, r/Entrepreneur, local business subs (search “lost leads”, “slow follow‑up”, “no-shows”). - X: short threads or posts like “we’re bleeding leads because replies take days” or “clients ghost after first DM.”

  • mywifeblockedme
    no safe hæven. (@mywifeblockedme) reported

    People aren’t exaggerating when they say these anime studios don’t make a lick of money from their animes. A lot of this goes down to IP ownership, pretty sure a reddit post recently dropped the financial reports of these studios and its bad lol

  • victor_damola
    Damola Victor🌍 (@victor_damola) reported

    @samuelarogbonlo @claudeai I have also experienced this issue, it was tiring, I had to create multiple accounts and they kept getting banned.. I was on the pro plan though not the 20x max, I found it tiring.. I had to look it up on Reddit and it turned out to be a common issue..

  • psopsor
    ✩°。🦦 (@psopsor) reported

    @cjisburkey @viridiancolors yea ai can be quite stupid when it comes to things like that lol. my personal rule is that, if it tells me there are “multiple solutions” or that my problem is “complex,” i ignore the llm’s forthcoming text and turn to forums like reddit or quora 😓

  • ZeusRadls
    Richard de los Santos (@ZeusRadls) reported

    @reddit_lies What would happen if Reddit shut down?

  • rashiumapathi
    Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported

    Distribution = Reach? Most Founders Think That. Google Accidentally Proved That It Isn’t. Here's how Google's algorithm actually works: Crawl - Bot sees your page Index - Bot Judges the page worth Rank - Bot calculates where do I place People stop here and say " Hey if they find me, then I win: ( Step 1) Wrong. Google ranks billions of pages. They don't care how many pages they can distribute to users, but which ones get sown to which ones. Distribution works the exact same way. STEP 1: CRAWL (Visibility in the right rooms) Don't you need that viral stuff? No. What do they need? Just some visibility into the rooms their buyer congregates. You need visibility in rooms where your buyer congregates. For example, one of our clients was working on B2B SaaS GTM work. She doesn’t talk to “all founders.” Instead she talks to “bootstrapped SaaS founders with distribution problems on Reddit and indie hacker communities.” Because specificity = higher crawl rate in the right places. STEP 2: INDEX (Relevance to that specific person) The ranking factors used to rank your page by Google are: Does it answer your search intent? Distribution works the same: But does that address their specific pain points? A post on 5 GTM Strategies will rank for nobody – too generic. The post about Here’s How We Made Reddit Our Top Distribution Channel & Why Organic Traffic Killed Our Google Ranking ranked perfect! Very Specific. This answer to this question will solve the problem of a founder who has a distribution problem. STEP 3: RANK (Why they trust you) Google trusts pages with authority signals: Other credible sources that link back to you. Your user behavior signals (“they actually read this!”) Consistency/patterns overtime Distribution authority works exactly the same: > Proof of doing the work – case studies, screenshots, numbers. > Consistency at solving the same problem. > People in my communities vouching for me over time What this looks like in practice: We worked with an edtech founder that didn’t have many followers but was showing up in some very specific communities on a consistent basis. Specifics of what she’d achieved – e.g., 75K+ impressions, 4.5x LinkedIn growth, healthier conversion rates. She was suddenly getting tagged by that community, mentioned, etc. But she had no reach! But she had placement. The mistake most founders make: I need to get bigger reach The move that actually works: I need to “own” the specific niches that your buyer hangs out in. One is hard and doesn’t stop. The second one’s surgical and scalable via building trust.

  • krizzamich
    Abay 🌻 (@krizzamich) reported

    Went down a Reddit rabbit hole. I really shouldn’t have been there! 😭

  • MisterT_1
    Teedor🥷 (@MisterT_1) reported

    Built for Media Buyers This is one of Kripicard's clearest use cases. Imagine an agency managing 20 advertising accounts. If all 20 depend on one payment card, one problem can become everyone's problem. One card gets flagged. Twenty campaigns are suddenly exposed. Kripicard's model is different. Client A gets one card. Client B gets another. Google Ads gets another. Each card can have its own limits and spending history. If one gets frozen, the others can continue operating. Kripicard specifically markets cards for platforms including Meta, Google, TikTok, Microsoft, LinkedIn, X and Reddit. So the real pitch isn't simply: "Pay for ads with crypto." It's: "Separate your payment risk." That's a much stronger proposition.

  • KnightHighland
    The Highland Knight (@KnightHighland) reported

    Take-Two/Rockstar is just shooting in the dark Hunting down random people who have accounts on Reddit discussing about the leaks What a complete mess, they have no clue whos doing this

  • DetectiveMint86
    Mint🔍✨️| #1 Novel Henry fan (@DetectiveMint86) reported

    They're flaming me on the novels subreddit for the john x charlie hate here guys did I even say anything bad? The guy claims I made an alt to stalk their reddit account bc they blocked me but I absolutely did not I can see their posts on both my accounts without an issue so Idk

  • PeakyGiroux
    Giroux (@PeakyGiroux) reported

    Good afternoon Twitter I just woke up. I went to Reddit first before seeing my mentions blown up in my secret new viewing spot before stuff gets taken down on a sub for PS5India to watch the leaks (I’m not Indian lol) and let me tell you. It keeps looking better and better the footage. Good job to the devs. It’s not even the full quality yet/final build.

  • siberianpine
    bumblebreeze DIVEST (@siberianpine) reported

    Depressed reddit wife down in the derps

  • UponArrivalGame
    Upon Arrival Gaming (@UponArrivalGame) reported

    @LynnBra22280119 Reddit was destroying the game lol But yes, we need to see the glaring issues. I mean, I have to say, it is still a solid game and it is still way more polished the The Relic, but we need to call out the issues for them to get fixed :D

  • kyzcralotSxaM
    Max (@kyzcralotSxaM) reported

    I hopped on raw Reddit, I.e. wasn’t logged in so none of my preferences enabled, and happened across subreddits for DoorDash and UberEats delivery drivers. My god. The commiseration is resounding. These people are so unhappy, although I don’t think money would fix it entirely.

  • hello_code_
    John (@hello_code_) reported

    @saaayyyaaan Reddit threads where your target user is already complaining about the exact problem PageWisr solves. What's the core pain it fixes?

  • Pennalty69
    Custom Kitchen Deliveries (@Pennalty69) reported

    @LukeRiverfall @ChristianHeiens Reddit is down the hall and to the right you ***. 20 million canadians have no idea where the pipelines run through, the average school map doesn't show that ****. **** off retard, neck yourself you embarrassment.

  • goopium
    goopium, gambling on sports (@goopium) reported

    Since the advent of like chatGPT 4 I have not had to look up forum/reddit threads for tech troubleshooting. Thank **** for that. Problems get solved faster with fewer annoyances now.