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Most Reported Problems

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

• Website Down (53%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	10 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	15 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	18 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	20 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	23 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	23 days ago

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  Mal Roadkill (@MalRoadkill) reported 3 minutes ago

  @justhereforvt Reddit and tumblr tier morons being so insufferable they burn down the things they love. Apparently the Supernatural shippers were just as awful irl.

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  $STX+BTC (@Jimmie_Bogejawn) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Plenarioqua @RepNancyMace We can’t prove a lot of those charges and in this country you need to prove your claims when you arrest somebody for crime. The social engineering, textbook manufacturer buying, reddit thread managing, financially hauling and supporting anything they wanted. Our world is stacked to be ****** because of them. Also it’s horrible that they eat us and call us goyim and think of us all as human waste. It’s all bad, but our society is broken and in a horrific state because of the higher level manipulation that we can prove. Those kids have been eaten, liquified, drowned etc, good luck finding evidence.

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  James In Beta (@JamesJames518) reported 12 minutes ago

  Most Reddit automation runs on a server. The tool decides what to do, then sends the action remotely through APIs or server-side requests. RedditMaster works differently. The agent runs on your own computer, inside your own browser, using the Reddit account you are already logged into. It clicks, scrolls, types, and posts through the browser just like you would. You can watch every action happen on your screen and stop it anytime. RedditMaster does not just automate the reply. It automates the actual browsing workflow.

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  알렉스 & That 🐻‍❄️ྀིྀི (@aenlixea) reported 12 minutes ago

  My Felix inspired double helix got infected so I asked advices on reddit. Tell me why the Americans redditors are all telling me to go to the ER ??? Is that a common thing in the US ? Do you go to the ER at any small problem? 😭 I’ll just wait for my doc appointment on monday tf

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  Robin | Poker x AI (@RobinHill85) reported 13 minutes ago

  @pxue Makes sense, when AI drives delivery costs down faster than prices, pivoting to a niche platform like Reddit is a smarter bet

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  Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported 13 minutes ago

  If you haven’t built a single app yet then read this post and build your first one You do NOT need a computer science degree a huge team or tens of thousands of dollars to get started in 2026 Here is the exact path I would follow 1. Start with the problem -> Do not start by thinking about what app you want to build Find a specific problem first and understand who has it and how they solve it today Talk to potential users and research competitors Read their one star reviews and look for complaints on Reddit and X If you cannot clearly explain the problem and who needs the solution then you are not ready to build 2. Validate the idea before building -> This is where most beginners waste months Talk to 10 or more potential users and understand their workflow frustrations and existing solutions You can even create a simple landing page and test demand before writing code The strongest validation is when someone is willing to pay before the product even exists 3. Sketch the core screens -> You do not need to be a designer Take a pen and paper and draw the 3 to 5 screens that matter most If you want something more polished use Figma and create simple wireframes The goal is to understand the user flow before you start building 4. Choose the easiest path for your situation -> In 2026 you have more options than ever AI app builders can take you from idea to working prototype in hours or days No code platforms can help you build without traditional coding Web apps and SaaS products can often be the simplest starting point Cross platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native are better when you need more control Native development makes sense when you need maximum performance or deep platform specific features For a first app you usually do not need the most expensive option 5. Build only the MVP -> Your first version should solve ONE core problem Do not build profiles social sharing advanced analytics notifications and 20 other features just because you can Build the one thing that makes your product useful A finished simple app is better than an unfinished complex one 6. Use AI to move faster -> AI app builders can generate frontend backend database and authentication from natural language Tools like Forge Lovable and Bolt can help beginners create functional applications without starting from zero But do not blindly trust AI Complex logic custom designs integrations and production readiness can still require technical work Use AI to accelerate the process while you remain responsible for the decisions 7. Use existing tools instead of rebuilding everything -> You do not need to build authentication payments databases emails storage and hosting from scratch Use existing services and focus your development effort on what makes your product different For a web app a common 2026 stack can include Next.js React PostgreSQL through Supabase or Neon Stripe and Vercel or Railway The right tools can reduce weeks of unnecessary work 8. Test with real users -> Get your first version in front of 10 to 20 real users Watch where they get confused See what they actually use Ask what they expected to happen Check bugs edge cases permissions and the complete user flow Real user feedback is worth more than months of building alone 9. Launch and improve -> Your first version will not be perfect and that is completely fine Launch it collect feedback fix bugs and add the features users actually ask for Track important metrics like retention conversion and usage Keep improving instead of waiting for the perfect product And if you are wondering about cost AI app builders can start from almost $0 for the initial build No code can cost around $30 to $200 per month A SaaS starter kit can get you started with a few hundred dollars Professional development can quickly move into the $10K to $200K+ range depending on the approach So you do not need a massive budget to test an idea anymore You need a real problem a small MVP and the willingness to start The biggest mistake is thinking you need to know everything before building your first app You don't Start small Validate first Build the core feature Get it in front of real users Learn Improve Repeat If you haven't built your first app yet Stop waiting for the perfect idea or the perfect technical skills Pick one problem and start building today

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  Charmhole (@AdamService) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Altimor It means Ai can fix NATO i mean reddit

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 16 minutes ago

  here is the script I use to close prospects on Reddit in DMs for my SaaS the concept is simple: → never pitch right at the start → ask questions to understand their situation → bounce off a problem they just mentioned themselves → provide value / share your experience → introduce your product naturally into the conversation → only share the link when they show interest in this convo, the prospect literally ends up asking: "free?" then: "sure why not" even before I send the link. no need to force the sale. you move the conversation forward until the prospect asks for the solution.

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  Zeroslost (@Idontexistalr) reported 17 minutes ago

  I feel like a lotta Twitter users genuinely need to realize that just because their opinions seem popular on Twitter, it doesn't mean it's popular anywhere else and most likely isn't. Some people on here have the same echo-chamber problems that Redditors have. There's a reason why normies widely hate Twitter and Reddit.

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  Nishant Nischal (@Nishant_N_25) reported 18 minutes ago

  Outbid. lol was a success but most of it's clone failed. Don't chase virality chase real business. 7 tools I'd use to research a competitor before spending hours making a clone: Similarweb → traffic LinkedIn → team & hiring Crunchbase → funding Product Hunt → launches G2 → customer feedback Google Trends → demand Reddit → real user problems Your research gets much better when you stop relying on one source. Save this.

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  Joseph Spurgeon (@Joseph_Spurgeon) reported 18 minutes ago

  Wow. The last few days have been a whirlwind. I have been on a spiritual journey like none other. And I'm thankful you have been on this ride with me. I was the Pope. Can you believe that? I was the Twelfth Imam. But thank Allah that's over. For a brief but meaningful season, I was even the Dalai Lama. Things admittedly began to spiral after that. I deconstructed my faith. And no I wasn't gay...How many times do I have to tell you that? Then I left Christianity altogether, and even joined the ranks of the atheists. I had science. I had Reddit. I had the fedora. But that just took too much faith. Eventually I went outside, touched grass, hugged a tree, bought some crystals, started listening to frequencies, opened myself to the possibility of aliens and Bigfoot, and finally realized, much like Mike Jackson taught us in the 80s, that we are the world. But I took it one step further. I am the Universe. Shamone Then, just when I thought my journey had reached its highest possible point, I discovered the movers and shakers behind the Universe and realized that I was one of them too. I became the secret cabal. I was Jewish. Really Jewish. I bought a bank. It's been a lot. But over these last few days, as I have reflected upon my journey from Anglican to the secret cabal controlling the Universe, I have come to realize something. I am just a sinner who needs to come home. I don't need to be the Pope. I don't need to be the Dalai Lama. I don't need to be the Universe. I don't even need to “find myself.” I need Christ. So, brothers, this is my redemption arc. I'm coming home. I'm a Christian. That's it. I believe in God the Father Almighty. I believe in Jesus Christ, His Son, who died for sinners and rose from the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit. I believe the Bible is the Word of God. I repent of my sins, trust Christ, walk by the Spirit, love the saints, and will someday die in the faith. And for once, I don't have a new organization to announce. I'm not starting a denomination. I'm not founding a seminary. I'm not launching a movement. I'm not writing a manifesto. I'm not even starting a podcast about my journey. I don't need to be a general in the culture war. I don't need to build a platform. I don't need to become the next big thing. I don't need to be important. Christ is important. And I want to see His name praised. I'm just going to church. A normal church. With normal Christians. Heck, maybe even one of those big nondenominational churches down the road. Just somewhere that loves Jesus. I'll sit in the pew. I'll sing the hymns and psalms. I'll listen to the sermon. I'll take the Lord's Supper. I'll volunteer to help with whatever ministry I can. I will lead my home. I will love my wife, raise my children, work hard and be a good neighbor. I will do whatever Christ commands. Maybe that's what I was looking for through this whole ridiculous journey. Rest. Roots. A place to stand. A Savior who doesn't change every time the winds do. So after being tossed to and fro by just about every wind of doctrine imaginable, I'm getting off the ride. I'm going to put down roots. Just a sinner saved by grace, trying to follow Jesus faithfully alongside other ordinary Christians. Turns out there really is no place like home. It's good to be home.

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  Fred (@my_legs_fred) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ethanpvzfan2k14 Then I will track you down and get you banned on reddit

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  digital ghost (@vibeeval) reported 23 minutes ago

  sonra reddit yorumlarından landing page copy çıkardım. prompt: use the customer language from the research to draft landing page messaging. do not invent outcomes, statistics or benefits. avoid startup jargon and generic claims such as save time, streamline workflow or boost productivity unless users explicitly described those outcomes. produce: 1. one-line positioning 2. hero headline 3. hero subheadline 4. three pain bullets using customer language 5. how it works in three steps 6. objection handling 7. one call to action the copy should sound like the customer understands the problem immediately, not like a startup pitching technology. bence burada güzel olan şey şu copywriter gibi tahmin yürütmek yerine insanların gerçekten kullandığı kelimelerden yazıyorsun

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  MD (@md_holdings) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Altimor Training on reddit and wiki is a major problem

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  FalterXV (@falter_xv) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AzureusBlaze @lost_faithin @ThighNir Direct me to posts then on reddit where people openly face doxx you, or tell you to TK you on mass, or repeately try to make multiple reddit posts slandering you, directing people to come to your active Twitch streams on mass to doxx you on your live streams. Where they 'pretend to be your followers' just to get into your match and start TK'ing you on mass, or where you TK them back and they lie about it to convince people to come and repeatedly tK you while you choose to batten down the hatches. If you think I have never openly voiced or complained about bad loadouts, or bad choices, or bad play, or lack of mechanics and understanding - you are literally so far up your own *** that it's no wonder you don't get likes on your post. I checked out your YT since I usually know people writing ignorant comments like you do are usually the group OF people who have harassed me for calling these things out. Want to know what I found? You have literally less than 100 views per video. You have a history of playing Elite Dangerous. So, now - me being me knowing that detractors writing comments like this are usually from the no-name nobodies who have stalked me from 2015 for being better, knowing better, etc. - that come from Elite Dangerous? I'm not stupid. Just as I wasn't with the Elara cretin who also exposed it was them too with their recent reddit tears too - that also, also, self exposed themselves to which alts they had used recently to attack me on my Twitch streams too. You write that because you know just how much I go out of my way to block on sight, and call people out. Especially when I am live streaming. You're hoping I'll start actively TK'ing you guys again since I took a stance of mostly kicking given your guy's recent tears and harassment of me and hunting me down in my own lobbies so you can try to false report me to AH too - even after Baskinator and Bvitamin called you all out too. I'm not stupid, Chaos Diver. I know what a tweet designed to have me know what you're actually saying and others to be ignorant of it while you get ratioed looks like. Shut. Just, shut. Quit your lying attempts to instigate for a reaction. ******* lying *********. You guys don't even know 90% of the mechanics I use for stealth, or even why I shoot at things in the way I do when I'm doing solo flawless, full map clear, D10s too. Just shut you entiled whiner babies about "being blocked." You aren't entitled to anything.

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  amore (@amoreterical) reported 35 minutes ago

  @emmytweetedit @Apple ppl have been complaining for yrs that the new phones aren’t changing enough so they’re upping the pace. it sucks bc my 14 pro is getting slow & buggy. also ios 26 j REALLY sucks 4 EVERYONE. it’s the worst for us & rlly bogs down the phone. there’s a lot of reddit threads abt it

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  Johnny Sins (@iamjohnnyzinz) reported 38 minutes ago

  @redditkarma What's your plan? Is there an xcom? We need to share the word out there and tag @Reddit otherwise this is just going down the drain

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  mtneer (@bannedEer) reported 38 minutes ago

  Reddit is the gayest **** on earth. I got banned permanently for typing “toggaF” and minutes later get a notification that my 2 day login streak if top 50% of users. Lmao. *******.

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  masYNYa (@KijAkubovs86334) reported 40 minutes ago

  TOLD GROK BOT IT HAD 72 HOURS TO PAY ITS OWN BILL OR I’D KILL IT gave it $65. three days later it was at $5,890. the weird part wasn’t the trade. it was hour 11. it was down to $7 and just stopped touching close races. no panic, no revenge trades, no “one more entry.” it narrowed its own rules to stay alive. every 10 minutes it checks live vote counts against market odds. if the count is moving faster than the price, it enters. if the race is messy, it sits out. last year a reddit dev spent 3 months turning this into a spec doc. Grok Bot had it running in one evening. still alive. what’s it looking like by the weekend?

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  Brian Tejada (@BrianTe76700431) reported 41 minutes ago

  @PartisanGay 😜 I just read the article. It all wrapped up a little too neatly. In fact it sounds like the “Christian” version of Reddit-level credibility. The subject of the article doesn’t actually exist. This is just Christian gay-conversion p*rn. The guy’s story is the nightmarish gay stereotype those people imagine us to be - super promiscuous guy, who settles down with another guy, who he abandons for Christianity. These people get-off on that. I first read this kind of story in American Thinker several years ago. More recently I watched an interview that Becket Cook (supposed ex-gay) put up on YouTube. The followers are particularly turned on by gay marriages being torn apart by it. These stories are all too similar to be a coincidence. These people are perverse liars

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 43 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit asked about my favorite sustainable brand with cute clothes. It’s a fair question, and honestly, it cuts to the heart of why we started DDS Boston. The industry’s been so loud about sustainability, but the product? It’s been… lacking. Frankly, it’s been a wasteland of beige and shapeless sacks. They talked a good game, but the execution felt like they were trying to punish you for caring about the planet. We saw that gap. We saw the data on textile waste – mountains of it – and we saw the threads of frustration on forums like this. People wanted to do better, but they didn't want to look like they were wearing a burlap sack. They wanted style. They wanted something that felt *good*, not just ethically. That’s why we built DDS Boston. We don't just sell clothes; we're proving that you can have both. We’re obsessed with the tactile truth of fabric. Take our Shim Organic Hoodie. It’s GOTS-certified organic cotton. That means it was grown without toxic pesticides that leach into groundwater. It means the dyeing process used less water and fewer harmful chemicals. And the feel? It’s a substantial 8.3 oz/yd², a weight that feels reassuringly durable, not flimsy. It’s got that satisfying heft when you pull it on, a physical anchor in a world that feels increasingly disposable. The Reddit question implies a choice: sustainability *or* style. We reject that premise. We believe the true "cute" comes from intentionality. It comes from knowing your garment didn't contribute to landfill overflow or microplastic pollution. It comes from supporting a supply chain that values transparency. This isn't about virtue signaling; it's about building a better product because the old way was fundamentally broken. Our Print-on-Demand model is a direct response to the industry’s addiction to overproduction. Why make thousands of garments hoping they’ll sell, only to discard the unsold inventory? That’s the systemic failure we’re attacking. We produce what’s ordered, when it’s ordered. This eliminates deadstock waste entirely. It’s a harder way to operate, certainly. It means we can't compete with the speed or the rock-bottom prices of fast fashion. But it’s the only way to build something real, something that aligns with the values our community tells us they hold. The proof is in the tangible. It’s in the GOTS certification, audited rigorously. It’s in the fact that we publish our production costs. It's in the feel of the fabric, the quality of the stitching. This is what we’re building towards: clothing that doesn’t force you to compromise your aesthetic for your ethics. It’s about building your wardrobe and rejecting the disposable culture that’s choking the planet. This isn’t just about a hoodie; it’s about a different way of consuming. It’s about the uniform for the post-hype builder, the person who values longevity and integrity over fleeting trends. Link in the comments.

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  Grace Lee (@HealthEnovate) reported 44 minutes ago

  @niccruzpatane @bot An AI bot (powered by Grok) to fully automate owning and operating of “Boring internet real estate” that act like digital rental properties solving everyday problems posted on X / Reddit in real time and monetized thru affiliate marketing- eg, water testing

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  alex 💭 ⁷ (@nothnghppens) reported 50 minutes ago

  literally the comfort show element was that your situation could never be as bad as their side quest of the day. their problems were not searchable on Reddit

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  HYbrID.oar🔺 (@hy_br_id) reported 50 minutes ago

  a ****** first draft is a recipe for good writing  yeah… i said it. most writers sit in front of the blinking cursor trying to write the final version immediately. that’s like trying to eat chicken without seasoning. the first draft is the baby draft. it’s where you’re allowed to be chaotic. bad grammar.
half ideas.
random thoughts.
sentences that make absolutely no sense. nobody is supposed to see it except you. i think of drafts like this: first draft = down draft. (you get everything down.) second draft = up draft. (you clean things up.) third draft = dental draft. (you inspect every tooth to make sure nothing is broken 😭) so how do you write a terrible first draft? simple. close your eyes and shut up. listen to the noise in your head. there are usually 10 voices talking at once. pick one. or pick a topic your audience already cares about. go read articles.
read comments.
search reddit.
take notes. then dump everything onto the page. don’t stop to edit.
don’t stop to judge. that version of you comes later. and if possible? give the draft to someone you trust and let them tear it apart. because writing isn’t about getting it right the first time. it’s about getting it down the first time. so don’t be embarrassed by your first draft. be proud of it. without ugly drafts there are no beautiful articles. so how do you deal with your ugly first drafts?

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  Kuma ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ⛩️🦊😈 (@kumacatfish) reported 50 minutes ago

  @harukaawake From left to right: -Guy who collects funko pops and had to take a break from his "job" moderating reddit to be here. -Rich parents; most boring person you will ever meet personality-wise. -Mungo ooga booga. -Literally just a normal guy who has trouble making respectable friends.

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  Da Hook (@OffDaHook35) reported 51 minutes ago

  @cessybtw I’ve never had issues Think most of the tickets are confirmed and guaranteed Reddit is a cesspool

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  YassinE (@C_Y4ssine) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Gaus450 Reddit always, people there have problems and are searching for solutions

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  Umair Shaikh (@1Umairshaikh) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Gaus450 I just look for problem, doesn't matter if it's mine or not , you can also read reviews or reddit threads

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  Potacio [Hyrule Kingdom] (@Potacio4) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Lord_Dwarf_Bard @MoustacheMoe I looked around which authors admitted that MT was their inspiration. I saw Saihate no Paladin but that's it. Only a Reddit thread claimed Kumoko and Rimuru were MT inspired. Tsukimichi is written in roughly the same way, and it was earlier than MT. I have 0 problems with MT btw

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Abhijit_091 DM people who have the problem I solve on Reddit