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• Website Down (52%)
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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Nice	Errors	3 hours ago
Guayaquil	Errors	10 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	16 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	18 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	20 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	23 days ago

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  GirlGirl (@GirlGirl124525) reported 2 minutes ago

  @ColoradoDoctors @Reddit Well said and thank you for posting this. I have PCOS and was in the PCOS sub. When they said males had to be included, I felt very uncomfortable talking about a female health problem with trans identified males. They're preventing women from getting support, i.e. excluding us.

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  ʞɔɐz (@exzacklyright) reported 3 minutes ago

  @michael_levette The issue is Reddit became super woke/anti-elon. Of course don't frequent those subs anymore. Usually just my local community one, and the Elon company ones occasionally. But many groups just have too much negativity. But also the reddit app sucks. They increased API usage awhile back so I have to use a hacked version of my favorite Reddit app I used to use

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  Fred (@my_legs_fred) reported 7 minutes ago

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

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  ITO | #全世界都爱敖尹 (@itomatan) reported 7 minutes ago

  I'll come out and say it and I'm not here to argue or deflect. I've personally said countless times that both sides have done wrongs both here on X and on Reddit- so when it comes down to you not seeing our side take accountability or reflect, I think that's just your timeline and how you choose to interact with it. Again, I and many others have shared this sentiment. And because we do, we choose not to interact with those people, clear up misinformation and even go to report them if they say or do messed up things. I know for some of those accounts you listed I have personally reported them myself. And as such, I don't claim them as those who honestly want to #BringBackValko But I do wish to reiterate from your other thread post that many of things you are saying here do also apply to some of the screenshots you have posted too. Down below I made up a little thread 🧵 discussing some of the things in your post, so do give it a read if you want to:

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  berle😕 (@iloveduster26) reported 14 minutes ago

  @soawii_te @OvedEspinoza1 and its the devs job to assing what is feedback and what is complaining. They obviously read stuff outside of the forum(because the forum is filled with reddit retards posting the 12th accusation of cheating rank issue despite there being a sepererate thread for it)

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  B (@whoiztschick) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AmeliaGvvvv Because your idols are literally held hostage and are being silenced as well as newjeans tf?.. mhj never done such cruel thing towards shinee or f(x)this all is debunked cuz it’s all just conspiracies made up by Reddit users who eventually deactivated, died down, or deleted.

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  Srajan (@_Creation22) reported 18 minutes ago

  Complete experience of a recent interview at an early-stage indian startup > founder reached out to me through x and got into my dms. he just wanted to talk, with no expectations. it was a 45-minute zoom meeting. i got that message around evening, i guess > i am also looking for an internship, so i had actually stalked his startup a few months back. coincidentally, i had read an article about him, so i was super inspired. he had handled a great position at such a young age because my initial perception was that he must be around 40-ish, but he was much younger > then i literally stalked the complete startup, profiles across all the platforms, even what projects he worked on in college, everything. i looked into what their new startup was doing because i had a genuine interest, as i had faced a similar issue to what they were solving. > i tried building their mvp at night, a really smaller version with some integration with telegram, but it failed as there wasn't much data available , slept 4 am that night > then came the meet. the questions asked during the meet were: tell me about your experience, what have you done, projects you have worked on, and 3 things you would do if you joined this company. i also had some questions, and he answered them. super good founder. i had a lot of questions, so yeah, i got the answer to most of them. got the feedback: great energy. then i got an assignment to prepare a notion doc on what i would do if i joined. > i did the assignment, and there were some back-and-forth questions in chat. then came the second round of talk regarding that. > i also did one of the assignments, even though i wasn't asked to do it. i built it, bought a domain, marketed it only on reddit, and got feedback from the marketplace regarding it so that i could show it in the next interview. > then the interview came. i showed it and there were many back-and-forth questions regarding that. got the feedback that the ui wasn't polished, like the styling was not good enough. took it. i should have done the best of my ability , as their was less time and i did not had to do it , i thought this will be enough but i should have polished it > more questions were asked regarding whether i had worked with agents. regarding college, it was chill. then he discussed the expected stipend. i told a number, negotiated, and finalized a number. got the feedback that it's good. they would share the project doc the next day, and i would have to work on 2 of them, and if it's good, they would share the offer later and all. > literally, this was like four days back. i was told they would share it the next afternoon, but i still haven't gotten it. i don't know why !! it was a great place, great founder, early age, had everything i was hoping for. nvm, let's hope for the best. i will update the details of the company if i get it. if not, onto the next one. > there were a few not-great answers and a lot of learning through the recent interviews i have given i will share them in next post and tbh, i thought these were going to be technical interviews, so i prepared regarding that. this was the first time a technical interview did not happen!! pitching myself in the end if you are looking for someone who takes commplete ownership and get things done , i am here !!!!

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  ۟ (@Wonestyy) reported 19 minutes ago

  @F4STYAMAL I tried it and it didnt work for me, probably an issue with the addon. scrolling reddit rn to find an alternative one

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  Cheeky Tommy 🥃🚬 (@CheekyTommy_V2) reported 23 minutes ago

  @justforfun1328 >vote for party claiming theyll do X >party doesnt do X for second term even with full government majority >party calls myself and millions of others who vote for them the problem >"im not going to vote for them because they wont do X" You- >watever reddit spewage that is

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  Vote (@Deetodeeme) reported 24 minutes ago

  Happened upon this Reddit post. Open letter from very upset residents in Milford CT (big turn out for the meeting) I wonder if this poster spoke: To the Milford Board of Aldermen, Mayor Richard Smith, the Board of Police Commissioners, Chief Keith Mello, and the Milford Police Employees' Union, and to our neighbors across Milford: We are residents of Milford, writing in the open, because that is where this conversation should have happened from the start. For more than a year our town has been fitted with one of the largest police surveillance networks in Connecticut, and most of us learned of it only after it was built. No one voted for this. The Board approved a line item called a Security Camera Project. It never named a citywide license plate tracking network, a police drone program, or a real time monitoring center. The department's own 2024 strategic plan laid all of it out a year before residents saw a word, and the system has grown from 30 cameras to more than 90 with no new vote. We were told our data is shared with one partner. The city's own records show a dozen agencies, plus a federal one. In February the chief told the Board of Finance that federal immigration accounts could search Connecticut plate data across state lines. That is not a rumor. It is on the record. At the very start, safeguards were put on the table, an independent audit, competitive bidding, and proof that our data is destroyed. The board voted all three down. So when we are told to trust the process, we remember that the process already rejected the guardrails. And we cannot ignore who is leading this. Chief Mello does not only run Milford's cameras. He chairs the state council writing Connecticut's plate reader rules, and Flock itself boasts that it worked with that council to write the new law. The man selling this to Milford is helping write the rules every town in the state will follow. That is a conflict of interest, plainly stated. To the officers and your union, we hear you, and no one here wants to take away an alert about a stolen car or a wanted person. But that tool does not require a permanent record of where every innocent person in Milford goes, shared far beyond our borders and held by a private company. You said a conversation about safeguards is welcome. So do we. Let us have it honestly. This month the Governor asked every town in Connecticut to pause new camera installations until the state sets privacy rules. The chief who chairs that state council is refusing to pause his own town. So here is what we are asking, in the open. Turn the cameras off and do not renew the contract. Produce the records that show who can see our data. Adopt the safeguards you rejected. And to Chief Mello, you work for the people of Milford, not for Flock Safety. If you will not stand with the residents who pay your salary, you should step down. You all work for us. Come to Parson's Auditorium on August 19, and to the Board of Aldermen special meeting on August 27, and say so to our faces. A safe town does not have to be a watched one. - Local members of the Milford community

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  Justin Lord (@Justin_lords) reported 26 minutes ago

  Past 4 years I did hundreds of cold outreach, if not thousands. On every single platform that exists on the internet. What I learned on each one: Instagram: They see your message first. If it intrigues them, only then they check your profile. If your message is all about pitching, you get ignored right away. Big creators (50k+) don't check their DMs - they have people for that. So unless you built authority or you're already known, it's a volume game. Out of 100 people maybe 2-3 reply. X: Cold DMs alone don't work here. People don't check their inbox even if they're big. What works: DM them, then comment on their post with value and at the end saying "I DM'd you". If they're active they will check. My reply rate was very high with this. But be genuinely curious about the person. They can tell if you're not, and they'll ghost you or mute you. Reddit: Make a free value post for your ideal customer. Give the link away for 2 hours, then remove it. The link can be any resources, like youtube video or github. Everyone who missed it comments "I need the link". You DM them the link, then your pitch. That's retargeting without getting caught. They respond because it's genuinely connected to their problem. LinkedIn: Buy Premium Plus first. Now you have data on who saw your profile. If they saw it, they might have interest. Reach out to those people. I booked a lot of calls for my client in the first week with this. Connect with people likely to be your customer, like their posts, build trust first. It's B2B high ticket, you can't skip that. YouTube: I got their emails from their bio and pitched. Most bounce. Creators don't open them, and the ones with emails keep them for sponsorships. Target the exact right person or don't bother. My biggest obstacle was simply the offer. If you have the best offer for the right person, they respond. If your offer sucks and doesn't speak to their problem, they will never respond. You should use platform that offers mass outreach for each of these platforms or whatever ones you're trying to target. it works only if you first give it a try. Where to focus: High ticket → LinkedIn Connect now, sell later → X Selling to creators → Instagram Long form creators → YouTube Right now I only do X outreach. It works because I'm genuinely curious about the person.

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  TheRealBudBundy (@StopLyinOk) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Luminadevotion @reddit_lies Yeah, the down voters are asking to get banned from Reddit!

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  SSuperSStricklin (@6gazzillion) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Lawgiver771 @JimStrabo @TArchcast Google is free and Reddit is down the hall

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  Gojo Satoru (@Gojo_Sekai) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Tal_Roza It's a Chrome Extension that let's you download any kind of media and with features to bulk export. Ater prospecting on Reddit communities to people who need the solution to a problem my SAAS product offered, I got my first customer within 30 mins of launch.

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  Restless (@Restless_Roman) reported 32 minutes ago

  @BreadBreadlx reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  알렉스 & That 🐻‍❄️ྀིྀི (@aenlixea) reported 32 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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  Sakata Gintoki 🇨🇺 🇷🇺 🐀 (@Gin_san98) reported 33 minutes ago

  @justdrawabox @rudelgenudel It probably was the right subreddit, but yeah, the rules are the rules (plus back then was when I started using reddit, so I was dumb) Btw I didn't know you had a discord server

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  Furqaan (@buildwithfur) reported 35 minutes ago

  @vvaltterisa @Hetzner_Online Just came from a Reddit post where this guy had a server running since 2014 and only 1 downtime

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  Umair Shaikh (@1Umairshaikh) reported 39 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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  Robin | Poker x AI (@RobinHill85) reported 39 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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  Siddhant Mani (@_siddhantmani) reported 40 minutes ago

  Founders, serious question: After launching a product, where do you actually go for traffic? Product Hunt? X? Reddit? Directories? Paid ads? I'm building something around this problem and want to know what actually works.

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  Giroux (@PeakyGiroux) reported 41 minutes ago

  @DeepCoverKiwi95 Worst hands down 110% and I'd say worse then reddit because the floor is fully open on here vs inclosed

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  Richard Staple, BSN, RN🇯🇲 (@RichStapless) reported 44 minutes ago

  This “report” actually comes from his responding to someone in a Reddit threat and doesn’t really provide any specifics, which tells me this may be more his opinion. Do I think Bron may have internally taken issue with being third dog on the team? Possibly. But as someone who willingly deferred to Reaves late in his first playoff game, I’d cast doubt on any rift between the two.

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  Neetzsche Capital LLC (@NeetzscheLLC) reported 45 minutes ago

  @707_spot @viyancefavour Yeah let’s just go on down to the ******* Nuke store and buy some Nukes, Holy Reddit moment, what ******** are you babbling about *****?

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  Pepper (@vorpalthrusts) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Slammaaa it's not a hytale issue people haven't been paying attention for so long that the tidalwave of ai vibecoded dogshit has come and gone, that's without the thousands of "i made this website for x" blatantly ai things you'll find nonstop on places like reddit for games.

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  Piotr (@FitHacker19) reported 49 minutes ago

  @techbyhez I’m of the opinion that you should be building the product with the initial users, allow you to be instantly validating your idea in real time. They become your beta testers before you’ve even launched. If they have a netwok in their niche then you can offer referral deals in exchange for extra revenue. You can attach a pixel to your site to be able to target your buyer demographic and from then just focus on new feedback and invest a portion % of rev into ads. You can also organically market on Reddit, X, Linkedin, TikTok, Facebook etc. Those sites can provide heaps of feedback to be thrown into new iterations of the product. If you have a high churn - you can also reach out to your customers directly - no better way to find core problems. What are you currently building?

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  Kevin Stowe | Branded CRO (@KevinStowe__) reported 51 minutes ago

  Don't sell to your customers, understand them Once you start reading reviews, customer support tickets, reddit forums, any piece of material your customer has written about your product/the problem it solves You'll start noticing they use the same words, same phrases, and describe their problems in the exact same way Your job is to repeat their own experiences and desires back to them in your ads/LPs/emails, and position your product as the obvious solution People buy when they feel understood, not sold to If you want the persona building & messaging framework doc we use internally to write copy for 8 figure brands, comment FRAMEWORK below Or DM me

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  gold. (@thegoldeenhand) reported 53 minutes ago

  A $4 RPM niche doing 2 million monthly views earns more than an $18 RPM niche doing 300,000. $8,000 against $5,400. Half this space is turning down the first business because a number in their analytics tab looks smaller, and the conditions where volume wins are specific enough to write down. Here they are. RPM is a rate. Revenue is a rate multiplied by reach. Premium niches carry high rates and hard ceilings, because the pocket only contains so many 60 year old Americans looking for duke romance at 11pm. Explosive niches carry low rates and almost no ceiling. Volume wins when 3 things are true at once: the format is trend adjacent, so the algorithm is actively hunting for more of it production cost per video is close to zero, letting you publish daily without flinching the content has library value, meaning a video from March still collects views in November Miss the third condition and you have built a treadmill. The explosive pockets worth looking at: Reddit and AI story compilations. Massive volume, young audience, RPM in the low single digits, and demand refilling every week because the source material is infinite. Gaming and cozy content packaged for sleep or study sessions. Low RPM, enormous session lengths, and viewers returning nightly. Pop culture and franchise lore. Every large fandom has thousands of hours of unmade content and an audience treating it as comfort viewing. Trend jacking compilations. The highest ceiling and the shortest shelf life on this list. Now the honest part, because I would rather you hear it from me than learn it in month 4. One of my members hit a hard ceiling of $2,000 a month running trending celebrity content. Not for lack of effort. Miss the trend window by 6 hours and the algorithm hands the push to whoever posted first, so every video is a race against strangers and NOTHING you publish keeps earning. Explosive niches are a volume business. Premium niches are a library business. Run explosive for cash flow, run premium for compounding, and never confuse which one you are building. RPM and volume data on every validated pocket is inside elevate(.uno)

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  AnthoVDO (@AnthoVdo) reported 54 minutes ago

  I'm banned from Reddit, and I have no idea why. I didn't receive any email, nothing is display in the dashboard, nothing. I still can comment, but of course nobody sees the comment. I saw the ban because I tried to post, and I got that message "Sorry, this post was removed by Reddit’s filters." Did you already have this issue? Why I got no message or anything? How do you handle that?

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  JdawgKaiΣigma (@JdawgKaiSigma) reported 59 minutes ago

  The Reddit Atheists made one critical error: They were correct in their premise that organized religion's principal purpose is, if not in intent, in effect: social control. Plainly. Simply. Obviously. Their mistake was in supposing, or not supposing beyond that, that it was ...