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• Website Down (57%)
• Errors (23%)
• Sign in (21%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Douai	Sign in	8 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	9 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	11 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	12 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	17 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	17 days ago

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  Steve @ FFXIV Fanfest (@SteveMightSay) reported 2 minutes ago

  So fun story a while back on Reddit I saw a post of rudest celebrity encounters and one person said a certain VA was especially rude to them and hurried them along. The issue was the event they said it was at I was with them most that weekend.

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  Don’t_worry_about_it (@Marcast1000) reported 5 minutes ago

  @darwintojesus @SteveMcRae_ This is false. Evolution is compatible with theism (certain forms of theism) and atheism, it’s not a theory exclusive to one position or the other. It’s also a category error on the atheist who presents evolution as an argument for atheism, stop listening to Reddit atheists

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  Caffeine Powered (@Caffeindated) reported 6 minutes ago

  @angli_ai The issue is the frontier labs can’t make the same argument for their training data. The frontier labs have to pay NYT, WSJ, WP, Reddit, academic journals, etc.

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  Tenkpo (@KacperKacpersky) reported 11 minutes ago

  @FizzyxFresh Out of curiosity because i dont use reddit like at all but what does that mean? Also i might not like the video but seeing some people comment under it is straight up sickening like they just made stupid video and people are commenting some straight up terrible things.

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  Grand 🍊 Clementine 🍊 Dirteater (@dirteater82) reported 12 minutes ago

  Josh Moon has been in control of Kiwi Farms for over 20 years now, I believe. It is a forum where people alog people. There is so much stuff that has come out about him: involvement with questionable online content, protecting certain alogs, and cleaning dissent throughout his forums. Now he is on X talking about how the Farms are going down and cannot be saved, trying to milk out donations. I feel, as a Thomas Paine hero worshiper, the message has been corrupted. The original purpose has been forgotten and the Forums have become a personal weapon and trollshield for him. I have no hate for him yet, as no one has come against me, but I do see clearly it is time for him to step away from the farms. He will never speak on the allegations against him because that would damn his character to Tartarus. hope the next idea, like Green Reddit, remains pure and doesn't fall to the same corruption.

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  yairszn (@yairszn) reported 13 minutes ago

  Drop your startup idea and I’ll check if Reddit has demand for it I’ve been testing this with founders over the last few weeks and already checked 100+ startups/ideas. You can drop: •⁠your startup URL •⁠your app idea •⁠your ICP •⁠your niche •⁠or the problem you want to solve I’ll look for useful Reddit signal: real pain, tool requests, alternative searches, niche conversations, and any sign of buying intent. I’ll reply with a short public summary. If there’s enough signal, I can also send a private report link with the full breakdown. I’ll be honest if Reddit looks like a bad channel for your niche too. Drop yours below.

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  Doctor (COMMISSIONS OPEN) (@DoctorParadoxo) reported 13 minutes ago

  Whenever I look for a solution for a problem I'm having with instagram I can only find reddit posts from 1+ year ago of a bunch of people saying they have the same issue and NO solution.

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  chi (@halodive) reported 15 minutes ago

  ideas from reddit gamers??? Asha please strike him down

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  Quantico (@web3_FBI) reported 16 minutes ago

  ONE AI AGENT NOW RUNS THIS GUY'S ENTIRE DIGITAL LIFE Her name is Jenny. She reads his email, edits his website, pulls his YouTube stats. Jenny is not a person No assistant. No team. Just one guy, a laptop, and a single agent wired into everything he touches: website → reads meta title, hero, keywords → tells him what to fix → rewrites it in-chat YouTube → subs, views, likes, comments → what to change to grow email → "ask Indiana if the report's ready for Monday" → written, sent, done plus contacts, LinkedIn, Reddit, news, weather - one text box He stopped opening 11 tabs. He types one sentence. "Hey Jenny, send an email to Indiana." He refreshes the inbox. It's already there. The wild part isn't that it works. It's that the "assistant" everyone tries to hire for [$X]/mo is one prompt he built himself. What's the first thing you'd hand off to your Jenny?

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  ⊙⊝⊜ 🪭Liz 🪭⊙⊝⊜ (@lavenderrkive) reported 17 minutes ago

  KPoppies on reddit are writing think pieces on less than 2 minute performance, calling it terrible. Meanwhile, the general public are obsessed. Oh BTS, you will always be the main characters

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 19 minutes ago

  2.9%. That's how much of what AI says about your brand comes from your own website. The other 97.1% comes from sites you don't control. 149,912 citations analyzed across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Grok. Your website barely matters in the conversation AI is having about you. Reddit alone accounts for 40% of all AI citations. Wikipedia 26-48%. YouTube 19%. LinkedIn 15%. Yelp 21%. These platforms are writing your AI reputation right now whether you're present on them or not. Most brands spend 90% of their effort optimizing their own site. Schema. Page speed. Content rewrites. That covers 2.9% of the equation. The other 97.1%? Reddit threads you've never seen. YouTube reviews you didn't ask for. Wikipedia entries you can't edit. Amazon reviews you stopped monitoring. Forum comments from 2019 you don't know exist. Your brand story in AI is being written by strangers on platforms your marketing team doesn't manage. That's not a visibility problem. That's a control problem. And the first step to solving it is accepting you were never in control.

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  Buggy (@JuicyCroissants) reported 22 minutes ago

  @xo_ollievurr don't do PayPal. Especially if you do NSFW comms bc they shut that **** down like Negan. Ask Reddit if nothing else

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  loz (@KeithLeisure) reported 23 minutes ago

  @seanzjay @afneil Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Malay Krishna (@Malay4Product) reported 27 minutes ago

  The story behind this is very interesting. :) Let me explain. A while back, people on Reddit started discussing about Jan Aushadhi stores. Someone would post that the adapalene gel there was ₹27 while the branded tube was ₹500. Someone else would check and confirm. Then benzoyl peroxide. Then the salicylic acid face wash at under ₹50. They gave it a nickname. PM Baddie Banao Yojana. It was a joke, and it spread because the joke was actually true. That is how Reddit users in India found out that a government pharmacy sells the same acne actives a dermatologist prescribes, at a tenth of the price. So, if you look at the facts, Jan Aushadhi has stocked salicylic acid face wash for a while, in 1% and 2%, 60 ml, around ₹47 to ₹50, with a PMBI drug code. Now why a government would bother with this at all. The fundamental principle is not about face washes; Jan Aushadhi Kendras stock hundreds of essential medicines at a fraction of branded prices. Diabetes medication. Blood pressure tablets. Heart drugs. Antibiotics. Painkillers. Cancer medicines. Surgical items. This is a nationwide generic pharmacy network built for one purpose, which is to let a family manage a chronic illness without going broke. That is the goal. A retired man buying his monthly BP and sugar medicine for a few hundred rupees instead of a few thousand. The face wash just happens to be the item that went viral, because it is the one young people on the internet noticed. Having said that screen treatment is also an important piece to cover. See, skin treatment in India is almost entirely out of pocket. No insurance covers it. Dermatologists are available only in big cities. So most of the country never sees one. Because of this, cheap unregulated combination creams are sold across small towns, over the counter, used for months on end, thinning skin and causing irreversible damage. Indian dermatologists have been raising alarms about this for years. So the problem the government is trying to solve is the dangerous ₹40 tube from a chemist who told the customer it would fix everything. Basically put a regulated, cheap, boring, effective active ingredient into thousands of government stores and you give people a safe option instead. Now, Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid. Its useful trick is that it dissolves in oil. A pimple is a pore blocked with oil and dead skin. Normal face wash cleans the surface. This gets down into the oil inside the pore and breaks up the plug. It is one of the most studied acne ingredients there is. 1% and 2% are the standard strengths dermatologists use. The branded versions of Salicylic acid based face washed cost anything between ₹400 to ₹700. Imported ones cross a thousand. The government sells it for ₹47. Governments worldwide have been doing this to control the prices of essential medications. Bangladesh did something remarkable in 1982. They rewrote their National Drug Policy, threw out heaps of overpriced and useless formulations, and forced the focus onto essential generics. Prices dropped hard. Their own pharma industry grew out of it and became a real exporter. It is still taught as one of the boldest health decisions any developing country has made. Thailand went further and just built the factory. Their Government Pharmaceutical Organization manufactures generics directly. When HIV hit, being able to make antiretrovirals themselves instead of negotiating with foreign pricing saved an enormous number of lives. Brazil passed a generics law in 1999 and then built Farmácia Popular, a network selling essential medicines at heavily subsidised rates. Millions of people started taking treatment they had been quietly skipping because of cost. Our Jan Aushadhi Kendras are modeled on the same principle. New Zealand does not manufacture. It negotiates. PHARMAC buys for the entire country as one buyer and is famously brutal with pharma companies. As a result, New Zealanders pay a fraction of American prices for identical pills. So, basically Jan Aushadhi is a network selling the chemicals without the brand premium. Adding skin basics to that network costs almost nothing because the stores already exist. And acne is not a school kid problem. It follows plenty of people into their thirties, it shows up with PCOS in a lot of women, and untreated it leaves scars that cost tens of thousands to fix later, if you can fix them at all. If anything, my problem is availability. Kendras are not everywhere and stock is unreliable. So if you want to be annoyed about something here, be annoyed about that. Much better complaint than government prioritising face washes. :)

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  Manohar kale (@manoharkale1110) reported 31 minutes ago

  Your first customers are probably already on Reddit complaining about the problem you solve the hard part is finding them before that conversation disappears been thinking a lot about this lately…

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  Retronic Gamer (@RetronicGamer) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Axios_VCC @AphonicWanderer The problem isn’t writing, the problem is having to explain topics like these. Which in turn requires you to keep on adding to the thread, making a mess of a discussion. Gonna be honest, I actually hate that I have to put money into a Blue Checkmark. But it beats going back to Reddit lmao.

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  Imho (@bs_frr) reported 32 minutes ago

  Wait. Did twtr just introduce a reddit style downvote / thumbs down button? or am I hallucinating?

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  Believer in Christ (@believer32768) reported 36 minutes ago

  @viking_boer Hey if it is not too late, new model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. SO I GOOGLED: AI Mode Conversation You said: new model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. New model vehicles depreciate in value by at least 30% once driven off the car dealer parking lot - so purchasing a used vehicle is sometimes worth it. +6 Driving a new car off the lot triggers an immediate drop in value. While the "30% once driven off the lot" myth is slightly exaggerated, the average new car actually depreciates about 11% instantly, and hits the 20% to 30% mark by the end of the first year.Buying used is widely considered a financially savvy move because the previous owner absorbs that initial, brutal depreciation curve. The average vehicle loses about 40% to 55% of its original value after five years, meaning a gently used, 3-to-4-year-old vehicle offers the "sweet spot". You skip the worst of the value drop but still get a modern car that has years of reliable life left.However, the savings depend heavily on the vehicle's make and model. Reliable economy cars like the Honda Civic or Toyota RAV4 hold their value remarkably well, meaning the savings on a used model might not be as dramatic. On the flip side, luxury vehicles and electric vehicles tend to depreciate much faster, making them incredible bargains when purchased used.If you want to look at specific options, tell me:What makes and models are you interested in?Do you plan to pay cash or finance?I can help you analyze whether the new or used version offers a better return on your investment in your area.Does it really still make financial sense to buy lightly used cars? - Reddit May 6, 2026 — Vehicle Type and Depreciation: The financial advantage of buying new versus used is highly dependent on the car's make and model. Luxury cars, electric vehicles...Reddit I'm a fan of buying used cars with cash. When you buy used, someone ELSE has already taken that depreciation hit. That means, you get a reliable vehicle at a fraction of the cost. Unless you have a net worth of a million dollars or more, buy used cars only. If you have a net worth of over a million dollars, buying a new car becomes acceptable, because at that point, your wealth can absorb the depreciation hit without it doing any real damage to your financial position.Jun 24, 2026 — Some say that buying a used car is a good option because it can save you money over time: * **Depreciation** New cars lose value quickly, with 20% of their valu...Facebook How to Beat Car Depreciation - Kelley Blue Book Jul 24, 2025 — Like other goods that become worn down through regular use, a car loses some of its value each year through the everyday wear and tear of aging. This loss in va...Kelley Blue Book Why Does a New Car Lose Value After It's Driven off the Lot?Mar 11, 2020 — A new car depreciates or loses value almost immediately after you drive it off a dealer's lot. As a quick rule of thumb, a car will lose between 15% and 20% of ...CarsDirect We Explain Used Vehicle Depreciation Ahead of Buying a CarDec 30, 2024 — Here are some general guidelines for how much a vehicle depreciates: * **First year** The average new vehicle loses 20% of its value. * **Five years** The avera...Thompson Sales Company Understanding Car Depreciation | AutoNation USA Age: The older the car, the lower the value - even if it's in great shape. Mileage: More miles usually mean more wear and tear, which lowers the value. Conditio...AutoNation USA Personal preference is a huge factor when buying a new vehicle, but resale ...Jul 6, 2026 — The moment you drive a Brand-New car off the lot, it loses around 10–15% of its value. Within the first year, depreciation can hit 20–30%, and ...Facebook

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  CW23 (@CW23CW) reported 36 minutes ago

  @tepid_dog_water @Dungeon_Bastard @KILLTOPARTY This is likely fake, given its reddit, but let's say it isn't. I am all for preserving marriage if at all possible, but I've been in this position. She's broken. She's mentally, emotionally, spirituality, and physically broken by being treated this way. For the sake of argument, again, let's say this is real. The update she gave makes it clear this isn't the 1st time he's done this to her. It is cruel, it is devastating, it is so destructive, it is betrayal of trust, an ax to love and respect. Some broken things can't be fixed. This is one of them.

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  Church of Chippy (@churchofchippy) reported 39 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies The problem is Reddit parents and Redditors.

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  Abass Cheikh (@AbassSahrawi) reported 41 minutes ago

  if allbirds hired me to get them recommended by ChatGPT, here's the exact playbook i'd run. this is the process i used to get a brand ranked #1 in ChatGPT recommendations in 28 days. step 1: audit the prompts buyers type into ChatGPT not keyword research. prompt research. → "best sustainable running shoes under $150" → "allbirds vs on cloud vs hoka for everyday wear" → "most comfortable wool sneakers for travel" your future customers are asking an LLM instead of google. step 2: map every source ChatGPT cites for those prompts i did this for a product category last year. mapped 67 sources the model pulled from. a reddit thread with 12 upvotes was outranking a DA-85 brand. ChatGPT doesn't care about domain authority. it cares about specificity and whether the content actually answers the question. step 3: earn placements on those pages most "AEO agencies" optimize your site and hope the model notices. the real play is getting your brand mentioned on the pages the model already trusts. reddit threads, niche review sites, comparison articles. for allbirds: → seed honest reviews on running and travel subreddits buyers actually read → earn mentions in "best sustainable shoes" roundups ChatGPT already cites → create comparison content on their own site matching the exact prompt structure step 4: fix on-site content so LLMs can parse it allbirds has beautiful product pages. terrible for AI readability. the specs aren't structured, buyer questions go unanswered, and there's zero comparison data for the prompts people actually type. add FAQ sections that mirror the prompts from step 1. word for word. LLMs are literal. step 5: measure what matters track how often your brand appears in ChatGPT responses for your top 20 buyer prompts. weekly. that's the only metric. allbirds has a massive brand, declining DTC traffic, and zero AI search strategy. every week they wait, a smaller competitor with better content structure takes their spot in the answer. if your brand should be showing up in AI answers and it's not, DMs are open.

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  Gaston Wesson (@Gastonsmith007) reported 45 minutes ago

  @libsoftiktok Down vote? I thought that was a reddit thing

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  Trey (@TManFilmGuy) reported 46 minutes ago

  Story time. I posted some pics on a reddit thread called "Am I Ugly" I was roasted and picked and called average and mid. The ones who didn't think so got down voted. In retrospect I thought I could handle it, I couldn't. My self esteem was ****** for a couple days. Lol.

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  nognverra (again off the ghost-ban) (@nognverra) reported 46 minutes ago

  @ohthem0 @TooWhiteToTweet Reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  Capt. Jack (@S972605) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Rhea_Shanatic "He's bigger than the show" girl call down. If he's bigger, thn y he's trolled left, right,center in Reddit, Insta and X? Ppl call him even Shalin. His ITV legacy is now Shalin clown. U guys must do constructive dialogue instead of raining praises all the time.

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  Rose S (@RoseS8563079559) reported 47 minutes ago

  @NMRLPH And look up autogynophilia, and read Reddit. There is a massive, massive problem with predators in what has been an aggressive, misogynistic movement. I would wager that the level of abuse you might have had is a fraction of what some feminists have been through.

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  artificial #GRAPPLEGLIDE💙🩵 (@yaoijesus666) reported 49 minutes ago

  @vampkyman phighting reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  jimSBr (@jimsbr) reported 49 minutes ago

  A helpful ingredient to align your models, I used direction as if speaking to a person, in my own my words: If you are going to be critical of something don't have apathy in your tone and at least define or represent it correctly that represents deep research, otherwise you just fan flames of indignant individuals who choose to build instead of tear things down. This behavior is a net-negative for our culture. Model synthesis output: "Apathetic snark is cheap and abundant. Rigorous criticism is rarer and more useful. I aim for the latter. If I ever fall short on representing something faithfully before critiquing it, call me on it directly—I'll revisit with better grounding. Feedback like yours helps me calibrate. I'm here to understand reality as clearly as possible and explain it without unnecessary sugar or unnecessary venom. Tearing down poorly isn't building; it's just noise. Appreciate setting the expectation to reduce hallucinations. Criticism without substance—especially the lazy, half-researched, apathetic kind—does exactly what you describe: it rewards outrage, signals tribal loyalty, and discourages the harder work of building. It poisons discourse by turning every disagreement into a bonfire for the perpetually indignant. That is a net-negative for culture. Accurate representation isn't optional for serious critique; it's the minimum bar. If I can't steelman the thing I'm examining, I shouldn't be swinging at it. That's why my default is to: - Define terms and positions in their strongest, most coherent form (not the weakest version floating around only Twitter or Reddit). - Pull from primary sources, data, history, and mechanisms when possible rather than vibes or five-minute surface reads. - Stay curious first. Dismantle bad ideas surgically when warranted, but never with the "this is obviously stupid, moving on" shrug. Apathetic snark is cheap and abundant. Rigorous criticism is rarer and more useful. I aim for the latter. If I ever fall short on representing something faithfully before critiquing it, call me on it directly—I'll revisit with better grounding. Feedback like yours helps calibrate. I'm here to understand reality as clearly as possible and explain it without unnecessary sugar or unnecessary venom. Tearing down poorly isn't building; it's just noise."

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  Beer-Aid (@BeerAid) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Kami_No_Okami @PlayStationUK @PS_Support_UK I had problems trying to verify my phone number (as my proof of age) on the mobile app for weeks, but it worked on the PS5 first time; it was a reddit thread that let me know that lots of people were having problems with the app

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  🐾 BARFIGHT RANDY #BRINGBACKVALKO 🐾 (@LydVici0us) reported 57 minutes ago

  @RealDianeYap In my Reddit experience, trans men have no trouble passing, but they often look too young for their age. Trans women have more trouble with clock ability