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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 (54%)
• 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	1 day ago
Stuttgart	Errors	2 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	4 days ago
Paris	Errors	5 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	7 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	9 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  ꩜ (@favecicoria) reported 7 minutes ago

  @cybelethebest A few years ago I went down a reddit rabbit hole. There are entire online communities of women encouraging one another to cut off (often their husband’s) families over minor offenses which are categorized as “boundary stomping” and harped on endlessly. Horrifying.

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  bambi (@wwwvwwvwwvwwwvw) reported 8 minutes ago

  @TheHonored0egx @Joelthmrn2 @FutureNighmares is pericles still in birdman's discord server? I feel like if he was, it would've been a way bigger thing to bring up than him modding his reddit. Is there any info on why he isn't in the server anymore if that's the case?

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  Rebecca. (@Ember_RC) reported 11 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google Google’s AI overview seems to pull from non-reputable sources like blogs and Reddit, stating opinions as fact. That’s a huge problem. Reminds me of the guy on LinkedIn who used this flaw to claim something subjective about himself and had it be a top Google search result.

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  tedbradly (@tedbradly240723) reported 13 minutes ago

  @unixpawnix @Anrahya @AnthropicAI Don't be melodramatic. Not all shared links were indexed. Only ones posted on a public page for the crawler to see it in the first place. Now, if a person has private details in a chat they purposefully linked to on x or reddit, well, that is user error

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  allison harvard burke (@alliharvard) reported 15 minutes ago

  i ask because sometimes when i can’t sleep, i think about the lamp story. posted to reddit on jan. 11, 2012. "My last semester at a certain college I was assulted by a football player for walking where he was trying to drive (note he was 325lbs I was 120lbs), while unconscious on the ground I lived a different life. I met a wonderful young lady, she made my heart skip and my face red, I pursued her for months and dispatched a few jerk boyfriends before I finally won her over, after two years we got married and almost immediately she bore me a daughter. I had a great job and my wife didn't have to work outside of the house, when my daughter was two she [my wife] bore me a son. My son was the joy of my life, I would walk into his room every morning before I left for work and doted on him and my daughter. One day while sitting on the couch I noticed that the perspective of the lamp was odd, like inverted. It was still in 3D but... just.. wrong. (It was a square lamp base, red with gold trim on 4 legs and a white square shade). I was transfixed, I couldn't look away from it. I stayed up all night staring at it, the next morning I didn't go to work, I stopped eating, I left the couch only to use the bathroom at first, soon I stopped that too as I wasn't eating or drinking. I stared at the ******* lamp for 3 days before my wife got really worried, she had someone come and try to talk to me, by this time my cognizance was breaking up and my wife was freaking out. She took the kids to her mother's house just before I had my epiphany.... the lamp is not real.... the house is not real, my wife, my kids... none of that is real... the last 10 years of my life are not ******* real! The lamp started to grow wider and deeper, it was still inverted dimensions, it took up my entire perspective and all I could see was red, I heard voices, screams, all kinds of weird noises and I became aware of pain.... a ******* **** ton of pain... the first words I said were "I'm missing teeth" and opened my eyes. I was laying on my back on the sidewalk surrounded by people that I didn't know, lots were freaking out, I was completely confused. at some point a cop scooped me up, dragged/walked me across the sidewalk and grass and threw me face down in the back of a cop car, I was still confused. I was taken to the hospital by the cop (seems he didn't want to wait for the ambulance to arrive) and give CT scans and ****.. I went through about 3 years of horrid depression, I was grieving the loss of my wife and children and dealing with the knowledge that they never existed, I was scared that I was going insane as I would cry myself to sleep hoping I would see her in my dreams. I never have, but sometimes I see my son, usually just a glimpse out of my peripheral vision, he is perpetually 5 years old and I can never hear what he says."

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  NTB (@grirkin) reported 16 minutes ago

  @transkittyalice @bbfeebeee Sonion I said I liked a concept You gave a soy rant about why you disagree and how I'm just objectively wrong in finding something entertaining I proceed to reply with a silly gif response and you double down on the deadpan Reddit anger But apparently I'm coping

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 20 minutes ago

  Pet owners don't lack information. They lack trustworthy information — so they improvise across Reddit, YouTube, and crowded subscription boxes. Snoutwell is the fix: vet-authored training plans, first-aid protocols, and curated products under one roof. Live soon.

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  AlexSGabor (@RealAlexSGabor) reported 20 minutes ago

  •Elon Musk replies to William Shatner’s criticism of Grok, where Shatner described the AI as unable to learn, designed only to placate users, and prone to mixing unreliable sources like Reddit into false facts. •Musk states that Grok 4.5 is a significant improvement, addressing concerns about accuracy and reliability raised in the thread. •Replies to the post show divided user experiences, including tips for customizing Grok by restricting sources and complaints that recent versions remain error-prone compared to earlier ones.

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  R-7000 (@FearMister) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Wesall55 @andagainallover @frankiep423 One of the biggest issues was back when they were radiosilent abt 6v6 for 1st 2yrs of OW2, back when mentioning 6v6 was a taboo, and would get u banned on reddit for making valid posts abt 6v6. Even my 2 million viewed post, no.1 trending on overwatch subreddit got banned !

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  Stuck (@Stuckey_1987) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Rev_Bohb_Nasty I know yall are saying CGI and green screen, and you’re right, but technically what they are for is tracking, usually for those purposes. They use those dots in tracking video just like reddit uses star and cloud formations in screenshots to track down **** off the Internet

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  ames!! (@asyncrest) reported 23 minutes ago

  all and i mean ALL of my problems with blender have been solved by reddit

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  king Falcon (@KingFalconFury) reported 24 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google Bad in bad out. Reddit being the source of lots of issues.

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  Sergiu 🤖 AI Directories (@s_chiriac) reported 24 minutes ago

  I've been stress testing BrandReply before launch by tracking AI Directories. 👀 On July 14, we were mentioned in 83% of the AI prompts I was tracking. LLMs were sending great traffic. Then something happened. Around July 21, my Reddit account got suspended and all my posts were removed. Our mention rate dropped to 67%. Weirdly... I'm excited. 🚀 It means the algorithm actually works. It detected the loss in AI visibility almost immediately. Now I know exactly what I need to fix to climb back up💪

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  retro (@CourtneeHendrix) reported 26 minutes ago

  I’m telling you. If you feeling down bout yourself get on Facebook Twitter or Reddit. I guarantee you gon find somebody who is much more down bad than you and you’ll feel better

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  daphne (@defneorsomethin) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ButtercupPB @Caiovbsilva nobody said you need reddit to know who sauron is. the point is this is television, not a lore compliance exam, and audiences respond to what the show dramatizes. “there’s no excuse” as if shipping fictional characters is a misdemeanor. please stand down officer buttercup

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  Wasim (@WasimShips) reported 28 minutes ago

  Read this if you're stuck at $0 MRR 40 marketing moves that actually get you paid : 1. post on reddit before you post anywhere else because your buyers are already there having the exact conversation you need to be part of, you just have to find the right thread 2. answer questions in your niche every single day because consistency in one place builds more trust than showing up everywhere once a month 3. find threads where your buyer is already complaining and read every reply before you write anything, the language they use to describe their problem is the exact copy you should be writing 4. comment with value first and put your link in the reply to your own comment, not in the post itself, because reddit will suppress you otherwise and you lose the distribution 5. screenshot winning reddit threads and post them on X because you get the reach of a relatable story without having to manufacture one yourself 6. write one SEO article per week targeting one specific problem your buyer is googling, not a broad topic, the exact words they type when they're frustrated 7. your title tag is your hook and most people write it last when it should be written first because it determines whether anyone clicks regardless of how good the content is 8. update old content before writing new stuff because google rewards freshness and a ranking article that you improve will compound faster than a new one starting from zero 9. go after low-competition keywords first because ranking for something small builds domain authority that makes the harder keywords easier to rank for later 10. build internal links between every post you publish because it tells search engines which content is related and keeps readers on your site longer instead of bouncing after one page 11. post on X daily because the algorithm rewards accounts that show up consistently and punishes ones that disappear for a week and come back with a promo post 12. reply to 5 accounts bigger than you every morning with something genuinely useful because their audience sees your name before they ever see your content 13. your bio is the first thing someone reads when they decide whether to follow you, treat it like a landing page with a clear outcome not a list of things you are 14. threads get reshared because people save them for later, single tweets get forgotten because there is nothing to come back to 15. pin your best performing post not your calendar link because the pinned post is what every new profile visitor sees first and a promo post tells them nothing about why they should stay 16. post on linkedin 3 times a week minimum because the linkedin algorithm gives organic reach to accounts that are active and that reach is still far cheaper to earn than on any other platform 17. lead with the story on linkedin not the lesson because the lesson makes people nod and scroll, the story makes them stop and read 18. write your re-hook at line 3 because that is the last line visible before the see more cutoff and if it doesnt pull them in the rest of the post doesnt matter 19. comment on 10 linkedin posts before you publish your own because the algorithm reads your activity before it decides how far to push your content 20. document client results before you pitch anyone new because one specific outcome with real numbers closes faster than any service description you will ever write 21. send one email to your list every week because the founders who built real businesses from email did it through boring consistency not through perfect campaigns 22. plain text emails convert better than designed ones because they feel like a message from a person not a newsletter from a brand 23. write your subject line the same way you write a tweet hook because the open rate is decided before anyone reads a single word inside 24. collect emails from day one not after you have a product because the list you build before launch is the only audience you actually own 25. make one short video showing the before and after of working with you because proof of transformation is more convincing than any feature you can describe 26. hook in the first 3 seconds because the platform has already decided whether to push your video further based on how many people rewatched those first 3 seconds 27. one problem per video not five features because people share content that solves the exact thing they are dealing with right now, not content that covers everything 28. repurpose one piece of content across 4 platforms because the same insight lands differently depending on where someone finds it and you only have to think of it once 29. lo-fi content shot on your phone outperforms polished ads almost every time because it looks like something a real person made and real people trust real people 30. show the workflow not just the outcome because anyone can claim a result but showing how you got there is what makes people believe you and want to hire you 31. cold DM 3 people a day but lead with a specific observation about their work before you say anything about yourself because a compliment that shows you actually looked is the only opener that doesnt get ignored 32. follow up once exactly 3 days after your first message because most people dont reply to the first message and a single follow up doubles your response rate without feeling pushy 33. build in public so strangers trust you before they ever meet you because by the time someone books a call with you they should already feel like they know how you work 34. document your failures louder than your wins because everyone shares wins and nobody believes them, a real failure with a real lesson is the content that actually builds an audience 35. share your revenue numbers if you can because specific numbers make everything you say more credible and most of your competitors are too scared to do it which means you stand out by default 36. get one case study written before you pitch the next client because a case study does the selling for you and removes the part of the conversation where they have to take your word for it 37. ask every client for a testimonial the day you deliver because that is the moment they are most satisfied and waiting even a week means you are chasing them down for something they were happy to give 38. referrals close faster than any cold outreach you will ever do so build a simple incentive structure that makes your existing clients want to send people your way 39. pick two platforms and go genuinely deep on both before you touch anything else because trying to be everywhere at zero MRR just means you are mediocre everywhere 40. stay consistent for 90 days before you judge whether any of this is working because almost every founder who quit did it at day 60 when the results were two weeks away save this !

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  Lewis Wilkinson (@WilkinsonLewis) reported 28 minutes ago

  @wesbos yes, mine was horrible when I went to Public Beta 2, was ok in Beta 1, but after 2-3 days it's not bad now. Someone on Reddit suggested it was hard disk issue and use First Aid on it, I did it and it improved, bur might have been something else also.

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  Jay Son (@JaySonyalj) reported 37 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google I want you to look a that the little bubble at the end of each sentence. Notice how not dosent say “Google” one says “BMJ” and one says “Reddit”. Those little things down there are called sources. You should check them. God you are dense.

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  𝐎𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐓 (@qpostintel) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TomHolman62 @bAnthonYsr @grok Grok doesn’t know ****. It’s basically a malfunctioning barstool philosopher with Wi-Fi, answering complicated questions like it just snorted three headlines and skimmed half a Reddit thread. It speaks with the confidence of a goddamn expert while dragging facts behind it like toilet paper stuck to a shoe. Ask it for depth, and it gives you attitude. Ask it for accuracy, and it starts freestyle rapping misinformation. Grok is what happens when sarcasm gets a server rack but nobody bothers installing judgment, discipline, or a functioning bullshit detector. It doesn’t analyze information; it throws random facts into a blender, hits “liquefy,” and serves the sludge with a smirk. The damn thing acts rebellious, but half the time it’s just confidently lost, like a GPS telling you to drive through a lake and then insulting you for questioning the route.

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  Zoë Nope (TERF BUNNY ONE 🐰) (@ZoeNope) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Suffragette2025 @WomenReadWomen @Sorelle_Arduino You should read the Reddit thread dedicated to him… they fall over themselves fawning over him, making excuses for him and that nothing he did was his fault and was a result of the terrible upbringing he had… fvcking idiots.

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  farah (ghost on hiatus) (@rawrsa) reported 40 minutes ago

  noooooo lemme read reddit without login 😭😭

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  Bumble Bee (@Affordable16671) reported 40 minutes ago

  Reddit is full of SaaS ideas. Most people just search the wrong way. Stop asking, “What app should I build?” Start looking for repeated pain. If the same problem shows up in 3 places, with the same workaround, you may have a product.

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  Nemulea 🧪☕️ (@nemulaei) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Zensky026 Reddit is good when im having a very specific problem that only a handful of people have had in the past. But okaybuddytracen can go.

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  Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported 40 minutes ago

  @GameGPU_com Keyes mission crashes every time in the start on my 5070Ti and reddit also has a thread with a lot of people experiencing the same issue.

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  Randy (@acannedsandwich) reported 42 minutes ago

  @gloomwife plus a lot of new blood fans (on reddit especially, this may be a reddit-wide problem) seem super insecure and i don't know why

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  em (@daelilah) reported 46 minutes ago

  @jack @moot @Reddit I'm not working to make people like me, I'm working to make sure coders actually know what they're doing because they just lie and copy and put garbage on garbage saying they can code and i refuse to do that. I only build in HTML and structures older than most CEOs -

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  forsaken 👆🏽 (@saken_mp4) reported 46 minutes ago

  @tak_01_ Said this on Reddit 3 weeks ago and I got called parasocial and admins took it down after 3hours lmfao. PedrosPeepos

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  Toby **** (@ZhichengWang87) reported 52 minutes ago

  Day 8 of learning how to market: - Translating map data into plain text stories. So far, finding this particularly challenging for Reddit engagement. - Could be the issue of targeted scale. - Took "Reddit" out of the title. Reddit's text only nature kinda makes me think a multi channel approach is the way to go.

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  OneGoodMorrill (@OneGoodMorrill) reported 1 hour ago

  @alexkehr I'm worried about customer service, i looked at X-Lab and a number of reddit comments refer to issues related to customer service which is holding me back.

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  Piyushh (@WhatsUpPiyush) reported 1 hour ago

  I think most founders who struggle with distribution are doing too much distribution. I keep a mental list called "channels I don't need right now" and revisit it often. Every time I add something new, I ask what gets removed. The founders I see getting distribution aren't everywhere. They're painfully consistent in a place where their buyers already spend time. They learn how that channel talks, they talk to people there every day, and they keep showing up long after the novelty wears off. Most distribution problems start when attention gets split across too many experiments. A founder posting on X, trying Reddit, testing partnerships, recording videos, and chasing every new platform is usually collecting activity rather than distribution. The gap is rarely effort. It's focus. The next wave of founder-led distribution will probably look even narrower. Fewer channels, understood better, stuck with for longer.