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Most Reported Problems

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  • 56% Website Down (56%)
  • 23% Sign in (23%)
  • 21% Errors (21%)

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CityProblem TypeReport Time
San Nicolás de los Garza Sign in 2 days ago
Ciudad Obregón Website Down 2 days ago
Hyderabad Website Down 4 days ago
Melbourne Website Down 11 days ago
Stuttgart Errors 11 days ago
Bengaluru Sign in 13 days ago
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Reddit Issues Reports

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  • PhasmidASMR
    Phasmid ASMR / VA / VT (@PhasmidASMR) reported

    @NotaCanus i absolutely ******* despise reddit mods. it doesn't surprise me that this would be a problem

  • dyrkabes
    Dyrkabes (@dyrkabes) reported

    @missingpagedev Yeah, for sure. I learned one thing. My launch was good but then got a bit slow over time. I could bring it back into good numbers territory by one major release + a couple of Reddit posts (fairly unsuccessful, you know like hundreds of view, <5 upvotes). Or maybe that was due to my social media floundering lol

  • nicefryroll
    nice fry roll (@nicefryroll) reported

    @levelsio this is at its core a trust problem. twitter beats reddit bc you can follow people rather than categories. if there is value in the information some smart, trustworthy people will have incentive to create it. 99% of the internet has always been garbage and now it’s just trending toward 99.9999% but the signal will still be there and we will find it.

  • Sharan_5906
    3rd_gen_indian (@Sharan_5906) reported

    I once was catfishing on reddit as a gurl and a guy was down to give me a referal... Ye its true #downbad

  • rcmisk
    Ricky (@rcmisk) reported

    i read 2,652 posts about distribution this week. here is what the numbers actually say. i run a daemon that pulls reddit, hacker news, rss, youtube, github and x into a folder of markdown. it holds 70,396 documents right now. i went digging for distribution advice because distribution is the part i am worst at. the filter: 70,396 documents in the lake. 2,652 mention distribution. 166 carry a number you can check. 82 claim a method, not just a result. 73 name a failure next to the win. those 73 are the only ones i trust, because naming a failure is the only signal someone is not selling you something. the biggest reframe came from the one founder in the set at real scale, $2m arr. we are told to sell the problem. we mostly sell the solution. you have to sell the result. the software is not the scarce part anymore. the strongest signal in the corpus: a founder with one paying customer and a founder with $2m arr landed on the same tactic for different reasons. be genuinely useful on platforms that already have authority. reddit threads show up when someone asks an ai for the best tool in your category. your blog does not. best sentence in the set, from the founder with one customer: at zero authority, content is a savings account and communities are your paycheck. the metric i am stealing: revenue per visitor. it tells you whether you have a traffic problem or a product problem. my own numbers, checked against the corpus: 2,098 followers, 3 subscribers, $19 mrr, and the $19 is me subscribing to my own product. the corpus predicted exactly this. a 14 day old publishing habit on a domain with no authority is a savings account that has not paid out yet. full breakdown, the filter, the regex, and the three ways the corpus lies to you, in the reply.

  • _TonyStark420
    TonyStark420 (@_TonyStark420) reported

    @YRukov93458 @reddit_lies Reddit is down the hall, the left. Go back to where you belong.

  • SpiGuardian
    Spidercorpo (@SpiGuardian) reported

    @Grxit Of course it would get reddit on nuclear meltdown entirely I mean after all they are the type of people that are more willing to ban her on their echo chamber subreddits more than actually realize that their ideas are absolutely terrible and not gonna work in the long term

  • LSebastienWPG
    Lupus Sebastien (@LSebastienWPG) reported

    @DelusionPosting Only on Reddit would that comment get down-voted. Reddit is the insane asylum of the internet.

  • thebmbleb33
    thebmbleb33 (@thebmbleb33) reported

    @32xBits I'd play a vn with these graphics so I dunno what people's problems are. Reddit is just mean

  • Hisnameischris1
    fantasia’s burritos (@Hisnameischris1) reported

    literally no one can be happy can they?? there are SO many ways to find random people to play with. Reddit, discord, forums about the game that were created this week. grow up and stop making problems for yourself

  • QNodice
    QopsterNoDice || Tiefling Vtuber (@QNodice) reported

    How in the hell am I meant to find refs for NPCs in a D&D campaign? Pinterest? AI slop field Artstation? Searching for a character idea sucks there Google? AI slop and terrible searching Reddit and MTG are the only sources I have right now but they're not perfect Please help

  • alexanderrX_
    Alexander (@alexanderrX_) reported

    @levelsio most traffic on the web is probably bots already. crawlers, scrapers, ai agents. twitter and reddit are likely majority bot at this point, but no social media company will ever admit it because it’s terrible for the stock price. if most content becomes slop i’ll just go back to only caring about the real world. the one thing x has going for it is you can follow people you know are real, and the original content push suggests they know human posts are the only asset they’ve got

  • Bakez2
    Bakes (@Bakez2) reported

    @XDKevin100 @sagethetaurus__ Wife not banging u ? fine Meet other women. Date some. Bang some. Never mention it. Dont tweet about it. Dont share it on reddit Just fix the problem ! Done Why are men so scared to be selfish or single 5 years ? Looooooool Its better to be a degenerate homeless playboy

  • niicommey01
    Nii Commey (@niicommey01) reported

    @thedallas_boy Oh, okay. Well, read docs, check Reddit, ask AI. Break stuff, don't panic, fix them.

  • PeatyRM
    Rahul (@PeatyRM) reported

    Anyone else think gut health advice is too vague? There are so many nuances to gut health, eg. stool colour, stool form, changes in stool mid bm, nausea, headaches, bloating in specific areas, back pain etc. But there aren't names for extremely specific symptoms so you end up having to search for stories of people improving their gut health, and try to work out if their symptoms are similar to yours. I don't think I've ever come across anyone who has described my exact symptoms. Then, you have the problem of people not really knowing what optimal gut health is. There are so many reddit posts of people saying they cured their IBS or SIBO and then you read further and find out they basically just mean they're managing their symptoms a lot better and still have the occasional flare-up. Also, for every person that says something like rifaximin helped them, there's another person saying it ruined them. You basically have to self-diagnose your own symptoms based on trial and error because doctors won't, and the medical terms for specific gut issues are way too broad.

  • BloodyHareST
    Bloody Hare Studio (@BloodyHareST) reported

    @KevinProLiX 2 different problems. yes reddit is over moderated, often echo chambered by vicious mods, but the comments are actually worth something there because of it. further, this app here is all based on hierarchy of accounts, which means most people only reply to accounts with status—

  • REIT_REBORN
    BM v2 (@REIT_REBORN) reported

    @Jarrettmmr @CarrotFollower how reddit of you to correct me on something utterly meaningless simply shutting down one lane for a stretch due to the rehabilitation work added north of a half hour to peoples' commutes. It's not going anywhere and it's childish to assume that traffic will just use local roads

  • uxduck
    Ben Butterworth (@uxduck) reported

    @getducktype @grok @grok which dictation app banned a reddit user to silence him from spreading privacy issues?

  • diliwaligrlfrnd
    J🧚‍♀️ (@diliwaligrlfrnd) reported

    @PlainMainJain LMAO I can’t - Let’s take it back further…you got so offended by that Reddit post that you took it here and blamed it on spice pr, and you doubled down your hypocrisy to prove your point. Is it bc deep down you know that you are wrong abt spice and it’s just a rando?

  • Entuscs
    Entus - Buying skins (@Entuscs) reported

    Tried to post on reddit but due to a low karma i got permanently banned bc of fat reddit mods so i recently installed tail tidy universal one and i run into a issue that there is a lot of wires exposed which im scared will rain **** up over time so anyone know how to fix this or should i just put back the original tail?

  • noclip99999
    noclip (@noclip99999) reported

    @JoeWardyrd Um sweetie it's called being a decent person! it's called being a decent human being! i think reddit is just down the road, keep going, you can't miss it

  • Azraels_Art
    Azrael(Comms OPEN) (@Azraels_Art) reported

    Started posting in dnd art subs again today and my whole reddit account got nuked because of"technical irregularites" Wonderful. Can't access it and it because of a "server error" seems its banned and all my posts deleted. God forbid an artist try and get some work

  • summerthelesb
    summer orion ‼️ (@summerthelesb) reported

    @BadGuitarGirl Reddit that’s the problem

  • PalmyrPar
    ☀️AliquisNovus☀️ (@PalmyrPar) reported

    @Xenoimpulse I don’t see an issue. The current status quo of fetishes being this embarrassing Reddit thing that you write a poll about with NSFW wordings and therapyspeak is worse than either full transparency or complete repression.

  • ScribbleAddict
    Christopher Birnbaum - Story Artist (@ScribbleAddict) reported

    @9RJP6 X seems like it's acting strange today. I got logged out randomly and had to pass a security test. Another friend had a similar problem. Then it showed my account following no one, which isn't true. Reddit randomly logged me out too. I assume this will has to do with AI.

  • matt_teeixeira
    Matt Teixeira (@matt_teeixeira) reported

    @levelsio You were still just consuming the content anyway - AI or Google. Reddit doesn’t have less human content in absolute terms. Just in relatives - still a problem.

  • Sirulien
    Violet | 🍏 (@Sirulien) reported

    @ClaireStrifeX02 Oh for sure. They don’t care about protecting their existing players, not even their brainrot discord/reddit mods do 😵‍💫 Too scared to put their foot down out of fear of backlash.

  • yang_helium
    ㅅ misses enha :( (@yang_helium) reported

    @yunhvlic I think it’s mostly a stan twt problem. I rarely see this issue on Reddit lol

  • Monopoly4u
    Sujal Singh (@Monopoly4u) reported

    @heyjasperai This is exactly the problem we're working on with sylvia-api making Reddit data easier to retrieve for AI search and agent workflows without all the API friction.

  • zarate_ai
    Jyan Z. (@zarate_ai) reported

    @levelsio @adamwathan misaligned incentives imo. Reddit doesn't stop AI text because it improves DAU metrics. Eventually they will realize AI labs don't want to pay for access if their content is too tainted and they will crack down. (alternatively users get tired of slop which causes a crackdown)