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Most Reported Problems

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

• Website Down (55%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	5 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	6 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	8 days ago
Paris	Errors	9 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	11 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Kitty 💜 (@Kittylovemeows) reported 3 minutes ago

  @TheEpicness1000 I completely and utterly shut down all of my discord chats, youtube and reddit when I don't want things spoiled. I learned that after Jurassic Park three trailer. I avoided alll until after Rebirth. I tbink it is wise to go in blind, being spoiled sucks especially the ending

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  Valis Keogh (@KeoghValis26896) reported 3 minutes ago

  another problem is that the LLM's aren't trained on FACTS. they're trained on THE INTERNET and REDDIT. think about that... LLM's haven't learned what's correct, they've learned what incel reddit mod's with delusions of grandeur have allowed on the platform. be terrified.

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  DeFi Danny (@defiufo) reported 5 minutes ago

  @thedailyblock I don’t think this is just a Reddit problem. Every publisher is watching closely.

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  CharmanderSR (@Charmander__SR) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CloudyPapon2 @CryogonalNgs The only good thing about Reddit is the one on a trillion computer error that only you and 3 other people have ever had

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  Alex Caswen (@AlexCaswen) reported 7 minutes ago

  But what’s funny about that is that his old content sounds exactly the same, what his fans don’t understand is that it’s the AI that sounds like him, not him that sounds like the AI ! lol Hank is, culturally, a linguistic king of reddit and that particular type of millennial guy, a significant part of reddit grammar, wording, and vocabulary is down stream of him and V-Sauce and the like.

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  SAI KAT ⚡️ (@sainotsoai) reported 7 minutes ago

  Post a product update on X and Reddit. No promo link. X says, “this is great.” Reddit says, “this is terrible.” Which reaction do you trust?

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  kismet. 🍭 (@J4Jordana) reported 9 minutes ago

  Why tf is Reddit down???

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  Genesis Rhapsodos (@GacktRhapsodos) reported 10 minutes ago

  @TerryHB_ @asha_shar So you use a reddit thread an unreliable source of information to parrot the problems you have not personally experienced

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  akin.korpe (@akinkep) reported 10 minutes ago

  @pcshipp I kept picking broad channels with big audiences, but what actually worked was smaller ones. I turned to Reddit and connected directly with people who were already experiencing the problem. I was there every day. Traffic was light, but every single conversation was with someone facing the exact issue I was solving. It took me 2 months to stop optimizing the wrong thing.

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  MR. OBVIOUS (@ObviousRises) reported 10 minutes ago

  Search engines are indeed terrible but reddit is even worse, I would not trust LLMs for much of anything outside of specific use cases, I highly suggest you simply learn to think. And obviously you can use LLMs from time to time, but very occasionally/deliberately, and not constantly, you'll end up retarded that way.

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  Patrick (@TemptInvest) reported 16 minutes ago

  I recently got my hands on a transcript that includes people with intimate knowledge of the Google $GOOG & Reddit $RDDT data licensing negotiations…. They said something that every $RDDT shareholder needs to read. The deal is coming. And it’s going to be dramatically larger than anything the market is currently pricing. “Reddit is extremely valuable to Google. It’s one of the most critical assets for both Search and Gemini in terms of the data.” “When I think of Reddit, it is real-time news. It’s real-time feedback. It’s actual humans who are going on this platform to write reviews, to give feedback. It’s a continuous feedback loop.” On the pricing premium Reddit commands versus standard data: “Reddit’s data is priced at a staggering premium versus the industry standard. Standard API data is $0.24 per 1,000 API calls. For Reddit, I would times that by 50x to 500x depending on what data we are talking about on Reddit. It is 500 times more the average. There is such a big markup for Reddit.” 500* times the average API pricing. They explained exactly why: “Reddit isn’t selling data. It’s selling legal immunity because you’re forging an exclusive access. You’re signing a very legal-friendly agreement where both parties have agreed to it for Google to access the largest public archive of human conversation literally on Earth.” On the new deal structure: “Reddit will not accept another flat-fee structure. They’ve made that very clear. What they really want is a usage-based metered pricing structure. Under a more dynamic model, Reddit would be compensated by Google based on API volume — the raw amount of real-time data that Google draws down to train and refresh its live language models. They don’t just want Google to pay a premium on the agreement, they actually want a variable kicker tied to how often Reddit content is displayed or synthesized directly inside Google AI Overviews.” Two separate payment streams. Training data. Plus a premium every single time Reddit content appears in AI Overviews. On a platform where Reddit appears in 90% of conversational queries. On the projected new deal value: “For the Google agreement, a usage-based model would realistically lift Reddit’s payout from the $60 million back in 2024 to anywhere between $150 million to $200 million per year. That’s also a yearly payment over three years. That’s $600 million over three years, which is a lot of money, and probably the highest data licensing agreement ever to take place.” Wells Fargo has publicly projected $550 million across all combined licensing deals upon renegotiation. Insiders are saying the Google deal alone could be worth $600 million over three years. Before OpenAI renews. Before Anthropic settles the lawsuit and signs. Before Perplexity settles and signs. On Anthropic and Perplexity specifically: “I’ll be very surprised if they don’t settle and end up paying Reddit. I’m actually waiting for the news headline to come out that they’ve settled and they’re forging a deal.” There’s an incentive on both ends to get this deal signed quicker. “On Google’s end, they want to lock in this deal ASAP because if they keep this ongoing for too long, another competitor can come in and give Reddit a more compelling offer.” Reddit currently generates approximately $130 million annually from Google and OpenAI combined. The insiders are describing a new Google deal worth $150-200 million per year alone, before the OpenAI renewal, before Anthropic settles, before Perplexity settles, before any new licensing partner signs. If those four things happen, the data licensing business could realistically reach $400-600 million annually from a standing start of $130 million. At 90%+ margins. On top of an advertising business already growing 61% with 91.5% gross margins. $805 million in Q2 revenue. 514 million weekly active users crossing half a billion for the first time. $2.8 billion in cash. $1.25 EPS up 178% year over year…

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  Ann B | Creative Strategist + UGC Creator (@generatedbyann) reported 16 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes I see in paid ads is jumping straight into writing the script. The research is part of the creative. Before I write a single hook, I want to know: • How does the customer describe their problem?
• What have they already tried?
• What made them skeptical?
• What finally convinced them to buy?
• What words do they naturally use instead of the brand's marketing language? That's why I'm spending time in Reddit threads, Trustpilot reviews, App Store reviews, TikTok comments, Amazon reviews, and community forums before I ever open a Google Doc. Most brands already have thousands of free copywriters. They're called customers. They've already told you exactly what frustrates them, what excites them, what objections they have, and what transformation they're actually chasing. Our job as creative strategists isn't to invent messaging. It's to recognize the patterns hiding in plain sight and translate them into creative that feels like it was made specifically for the person watching. That's how ads stop feeling like ads. They start feeling understood. #ugc #ugccreator #ugccommunity

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  n🍍🎾 #5inLondon (@nforzadepor) reported 17 minutes ago

  So I went to reddit to check and theres a thread of people saying they always record at that show and never had a problem😑 And I swear I wouldn't have started to record had it not been bc there were a couple of others filming Never recording an encore again in foreign countries

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  PALoyalist (@LoyalistPa) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Italian347 @SpookSlapper One guy in monarchist Reddit was basically ((though he didn’t directly say so but you could easily tell had a problem with felipe necause leoner is a girl))

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  amitsarda.xyz (@sardamit) reported 21 minutes ago

  somebody asked on reddit so i started exploring pipedrive's MCP capabilities chatGPT was experiencing some kind of outage so started using it with claude spent 10 minutes to get a feel of what it can do and what kind of info it needs then tried exploring this idea i had been

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  Capybara Stocks (@capybaraReborn) reported 24 minutes ago

  @millwallboy8111 Might, but still will give out links to Reddit for info and get even more key traffic with intent down the line

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  𝕱𝖆𝖘𝖙 (@fren_FAST6) reported 27 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Clearly an argument made in bad faith, but the tranny ****** can't explain why, so he rushes to the Dilation Station to crowdsource the best way to shut that **** down and blame Whites for ****** behavior. Tale as old as time with these reddit niggerlovers.

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  hazi (@izzah) reported 28 minutes ago

  Caved in because some of my moots moved there, and it's local friendly (for hobby, business, & event) But the platform and randos do wore me out— it feels like a huge discord server or reddit sub without mods 😭 The views and engagement obsession... and it's not even for money

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  ShashanK🤺 (@shacrw_) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AndyMasley a lot of people still believe that LLMs aren't a good search engine which is just stupid. they probably have that mental model coz most of the uses they see are very simple, maybe don't use web search and so to them "ai search" means ai generating a list of things which might be hallucinated. biggest advantage of LLM+web search is that they can do query gen instead of the user thinking and typing a bunch of search queries. really helpful for long tail research. i remember seeing perplexity do this ~2 years back and it was amazing. i gave it some search params to search reddit then asked it to generate 10 different search queries + aggregate the results and it did. quite similar to the slop/pangram problem where people who don't use ai can't spot slop or don't believe in pangram and so you get those lit contests where ai entries win and even after pushback the judges declare no foul play. in both cases, misunderstanding is due to lack of usage and based on something which was true 2-3 yrs ago: hallucinations, made-up links and ai detectors which were all bad. anyways, since he's a science communicator I hope he educates his audience about this. the idiots on reddit are saying **** like "he has the resources...why doesn't he pay people to do research instead of using AI" which is just stupid on multiple levels.

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  Michael Briffa (@MikeBriffa3) reported 35 minutes ago

  @stan100x I think these are interesting surface level thoughts, but the thesis and it's proximity to truth in comparison to the market's thesis is what will count. Did you ever try to write down the key explanations as to why you think Reddit is worth significantly more? Would love to read

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  Telbloggram (@Telbloggram) reported 40 minutes ago

  Community users audited Coldcard's code using AI and discovered a critical vulnerability in just 8 minutes On Reddit, developers used Claude Code to scan Coldcard's open-source firmware and identified the core issue within 8 minutes: the firmware was calling a software

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  LadyImpulse (@Ladyimpulse) reported 41 minutes ago

  There’s a Reddit theory/rumour that they will reboot GX instead of DM. If true, it’s probably because they can make it Rush format, or because there’s some legal problem with rebooting DM.IDK it’s just a rumour and probably B.S

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  BasedTurtleX (@BasedTurtleX) reported 45 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @glxyresearch @COLDCARDwallet There's reports of people reporting the problem long before this and they just banned them on reddit. Not sure if real or true but seems like it.

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  NAJ (@najones317) reported 50 minutes ago

  @ukhomeoffice Repeatedly posting the same lies, enough, go post on blue sky or Reddit if you can't be honest. They might believe you more. People are sick to death of being fobbed off, the biggest issue in this country and you're not bothered or doing anything

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  Devesh Paliwal (@devesh_aiseo) reported 50 minutes ago

  Reddit is killing itself. As someone who knows the grey areas of Reddit marketing... Has it become harder for spammy marketers? Yes Is it impossible? No Has it become harder for genuine users? Absolutely The people Reddit is trying to stop will always adapt. The people getting punished are the real users @reddit Happy to help identify these spam networks and share everything I know. Keep it confidential if needed. Let's fix the actual problem.

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  Tech With Matteo (@TechWithMatteo) reported 52 minutes ago

  @BratDotAI for me it's a mix, building in public on x plus jumping into reddit threads where people already talk about the problem my app solves.

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  Valis Keogh (@KeoghValis26896) reported 55 minutes ago

  @RandyRRQuaid another problem is that the LLM's aren't trained on FACTS. they're trained on THE INTERNET and REDDIT. think about that... LLM's haven't learned what's correct, they've learned what incel reddit mod's with delusions of grandeur have allowed on the platform. be terrified.

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  Sam Fuhrer (@SamFuhrer) reported 58 minutes ago

  Years ago I went to an adult summer camp. It was in late August of 2016 and it was hosted by this indie music blog that was quite popular within the Brooklyn scene. At the time, my brother was living in this unbelievable Loft in Greenpoint and was hosting SoFar Sounds concerts regularly, which were extremely popular. The guy throwing the summer camp festival invited me because he wanted a connection at my brother’s place- I guess he wanted to host his own concert there or something. So he gave me two discounted tickets to this long weekend in Western Massachusetts. It was the summer I was 25 years old and I was dating a girl out of my league. I was constantly spending more on her than I should have been and by the end of the summer she was expecting a vacation. I had just started my business and was barely making ends meet, but I knew if I wanted to keep her around I was going to have to come up with something. Now I had the perfect thing to offer; adult summer camp. Surprisingly, she was pleased with this. I explained to her what it was and she was excited about the whole thing, but was not about to stay in a cabin with 10 other strangers. She said she would go if we could camp out in a tent instead of staying in the bunks. I called the guy hosting the event and he said it wouldn’t be a problem. I found an old tent in my parents attic and watched a few youtube videos on how to set it up. We made the four drive to the festival, which was called Welcome Campers, and got there just as these busses filled with Brooklyn hipsters were showing up. It was like Indie music heaven. Free IPAs, tons of artisanal food trucks, angsty folk bands playing and a crowd that ranged from Reddit engineers to baristas. We checked in, and when we were assigned a cabin I told the lady that we had been granted the right to sleep in a tent. She shrugged and suggested we pitch the tent up on the soccer field. So we did. I hauled the tent, our suitcases and sleeping bags up to the soccer field and set it up perfectly. I remember the look in my girls eyes. It was the first time I think I truly impressed her. I was imaging what she would look like in a wedding gown and for the first time that whole summer thought she actually might be the one. We set our sleeping bags up and then went down to the water to partake in the festivities. It was amazing. We lounged out on this large tube on the lake and listened to this indie band play through their set. At the end we were handed a tall can of craft beer and were meeting a bunch of friendly, cool people. And then a voice came on the loud speaker… “Will the couple who pitched their tent on the field please report to center campus.” We looked at each other. Did we just hear what we think we did? But then it came again. “Will the couple who pitched their tent on the field please report to center campus.” So we went and met with a park ranger who was an older, overweight man with grey hair and a trucker hat and a bush of hair coming out of his ears. He greeted me and asked if I was the young man with the tent on the soccer field. I told him that I was and he told me in a very matter of fact way that I was going to have to take it down. I explained that I was given permission to have the tent by the guy throwing the festival and he once again told me that I was going to have to take the tent down. I asked him why and he told me that there had been a bear sighting earlier and they couldn’t take any chances. He explained the liability and assured me that we wouldn’t want to be bear food. I looked at my girl and saw all the excitement drained from her face. Every point that I had won with her was erased and I knew this was about to turn ugly. “Hey man,” I said to the park Ranger, “Can I talk to you over there?” and pointed to a spot out of ears reach from the others. Listen, I said, “We have to sleep in that tent tonight. What’s it gonna cost to keep it up?” He asked if was bribing him. He said “I don’t care if you hand me all the money in the world. You’re not sleeping in that tent tonight.” “Well then where are we going to sleep?” “In the bunks, like everybody else.” I looked at my girl, who was super skinny, like fashion model skinny, And beautiful in a kind of sickly way. Like an acquired taste. The definition of heroine chic. She looked way more appropriate on the streets of New York City. Up here in the country she looked kind of sickly and unnatural. I looked the Park Ranger dead in the eyes and said “She can’t sleep in the bunks with everybody else?” “Well why not?” To this day I can’t believe that I said this. It was the worst possible excuse in the world... I told him to look at her. I said, “She has a disease. A wildly contagious disease. Trust me, it would not be good if she slept in a bunk with others. I don't know what would happen to the others campers but it would not be pretty." "She has a contagious disease?" The Ranger asked me. "Yes," I said. "Well then can I ask you something...?" "Go right ahead." "What the hell are you doing sleeping with her?" Good question, I said and then told him that I had been vaccinated and was now immune to her illness. He shook his head and said "Well you're not sleeping in the bunks, I'll tell you that." To me, this read as victory. I went over to my girl, who was panicking and uneasy and assured that we were alright. We were going to sleep in that tent tonight. "Really? What you say to him." "Let's just say I told him I wasn't taking no for an answer. My girl wants to sleep in a tent. My girl is going to sleep in a tent." She looked at me like I was her hero. All the excitement came back to her and a rush of happiness overwhelmed us both. We went up to the tent , right around dusk and were in the process of getting comfortable. I very rarely got laid in this relationship and it seemed like this was going to be a lucky night. Up until... Two golf carts rolled up to the tent. It was the park ranger with these women that had a type of hazmat plastic mask over their faces. They spoke through a megaphone and asked us to get out of the tent. I got out and saw them and knew immediately what was happening. "There she is, that's the one with the disease." The park ranger said pointing to my girlfriend. My girl looked at me, confused as all hell. "What's happening?" "What disease do you have?" One of the ladies asked. "What disease do I have?" And that's when I knew I had to come clean. "She doesn't have a disease!" I said. "You said she has a disease." "I know. I was lying." "What ******** did you tell him?" My girl said. "I know. I said that she has a disease. It was a lie. I made it up. I said it so we could sleep in the tent." "You made up that I have a disease? What ******** is wrong with you. Are you retarded?" She was turning blood mad. SO mad I had never seen her like this. The nurses and the ranger just kind of stopped and watched her lay into me. "Out of all the ******* things you could have told him. You told him I have a ******* disease. I can't ******* believe this." "Just to be clear ma'am, you don't have a disease?" "No." "Okay, we'll let you work this out." They said, and drove the carts away. I was now alone with my girl again, and a moment of silence passed. I went to put my arm around her and she backed away. "Take me home." She said. And we began the four hour drive back to New York. In silence...

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  MK (@Mkwsoxfan_) reported 59 minutes ago

  @LTriggerTV Aches said "teams aren't trying to beat us" and proceeded to post to reddit CoLs exact SnD setups to taunt the opposition. Legitimately "crim plays top broken with a Remington and stuns the cross, teep rushes hardware" and teams still couldn't beat CoL. Pats top 10 probably top 7

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  ISOfunds (@isofunds) reported 59 minutes ago

  THE SMARTEST MODEL IS NOT THE BEST MODEL FOR AGENTS a reddit thread on r/LLM just nailed the agent economics question nobody asks: what model is good enough, cheap enough, and reliable enough to run agentic workflows at scale? deepseek v4 flash sits close to top-tier on cost-per-task while being a fraction of the price. for agents, that gap is everything. if each loop iteration costs $0.01 instead of $0.10, you can afford: - 10x more retries on failing tool calls - verification steps on every output - longer multi-step workflows without watching the bill - parallel "best of N" runs where you pick the winner the question stopped being "which model is smartest." it is "which model can I afford to run 1000 times today." one commenter spent $1K/month for 6 months on a single problem. the model that cracks it saves the $1K/m forever. cost matters until the problem is solved, then it does not. we stopped caring about benchmark rankings. we care about price-per-task, token efficiency, and whether the model can loop without drifting. the intelligence index already factors hallucination rates. the era of "just use the best model" is over. the era of "use the right model for each step in the graph" is here. that is model routing, and it is the difference between an agent that costs $50/run and one that costs $0.50/run. same task. same output. 100x cost difference. that is the whole game