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• Website Down (59%)
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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Chhindwāra	Sign in	4 hours ago
Puteaux	Website Down	5 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	5 days ago
Paris	Website Down	8 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	10 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  lauren of nolabia 🏳️‍⚧️ (@jdpon_super_fan) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CaralhoPhilly @neosovietposter because its an example of a woman in his life coming forward with allegations about his character being completely ignored even though other evidence corroborated them. like his reddit posts - im sorry that you're not familiar with them, but they're important to the issue

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 8 minutes ago

  Days 26-30: pick ONE channel and go hard. Reddit alone for the first month. Share what you learned during the research phase. Reply when someone posts the exact problem you solve. Six shallow channels teach you nothing. One deep channel teaches you everything.

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  Ben McCombe (@BenMcCombe) reported 9 minutes ago

  @musharbash_b @mcbyrne Are you kidding??? He had an SS Totenkopf tattoo and lied about when he learned what it meant. He blamed the SA victims for getting too drunk and being *****. Hello?? He tried to silence a staffer who quit in protest with $15k. He boasted about wanting to go on adventures and kill people. Was excellent fun. He posted on Reddit that he had flexible views on infidelity, we later found out he is a serial cheater on his partners, including his newlywed wife a few years ago. He said he had drinking problems, yet still drank in public. He even boasted in Dec 2019 about deliberately disobeying orders to halt mortar fire in Ramadi. Orders designed to protect civilians. He set up an MK19 grenade launcher to inaccurately lob HE hundreds of meters into an urban area while evading detection by the base's counter battery radar. Called the thread "See you at the Court Martial". The evidence of massive character flaws was there, you just had blinders on.

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  xtina (@worstsperson) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BigMarsh414094 there’s nothing fans can do about snark subs because reddit only takes action when they feel like their own specific rules have been broken, they allow almost everything on there. ik you probably mean well but there’s no point in bringing hate onto here

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  Heⲭ (@kimsungjaed) reported 14 minutes ago

  found an old reddit post (8 years old) about izone where someone was going bonkers over how terrible hyewon was and how she probably was rigged into the lineup im so glad i wasnt a stan at that time omfg 😭😭😭😭

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  Go Kick Rocks ( ಠ ͜ʖಠ) (@KickRocks2026) reported 14 minutes ago

  Chapter 3: “Backseat Confession” His name was Evan Kessler. Mid-thirties, freelance cybersecurity consultant, the kind of guy who quoted Reddit forensics threads like scripture. Between lightning flashes, the story leaked out….he’d been chasing “research” for a true-crime podcast. His latest client, hedge-fund shark Victor Lang, had stiffed him for $180,000 and laughed about it. Three hours earlier, Victor Lang had been found in his penthouse with a single .380 round through the temple. Clean. Professional. No shell casing. Security cameras recorded everything perfectly…until the exact second of the shot. Then total blackout. No surge, no hack trace anyone could find. Lang’s wife… at yoga. Mistress…..at a nail salon. Business partner….mid-flight. Ironclad. Evan swore he’d been at the library the whole time. I could personally vouch for that part. But my nose caught the faint scent of gun oil on his jacket. A consensual pat-down later, his right sleeve lit up positive for gunshot residue. He wasn’t the shooter. He was the fall guy. Chapter 4: “Blackout and Ballistics” Back at the precinct, the orchestra played on. Ballistics confirmed a subsonic .380 frangible round…quiet, low signature, almost no rifling marks. The blackout: a compact homemade electromagnetic pulse device, traces found in a potted plant near the penthouse entrance. Exactly the kind of gadget Evan’s skill set could produce in a weekend. The motive? It was clear as day. Alibi? Bulletproof…library timestamps, my eyewitness account, security footage. I sat across from him in Interview Room 3 that night, rain still lashing the windows. Two coffees between us. Mine black. His practically dessert. “Evan,” I said, sliding a photo across the table, “the perfect crime isn’t about the bullet. It’s about the hand that never has to touch the gun.” Chapter 5: “The Mistress’s Checkout” The photo showed Victor Lang’s mistress, smiling in her salon chair, burner phone in hand. Text thread to Evan stretched back weeks: Build it clean. I’ll handle the rest. She hadn’t stayed at the salon the entire window. Wig, borrowed credentials, quick in-and-out. She planted the EMP device, walked into the penthouse, and delivered one quiet round while Lang’s back was turned. Then she brushed against Evan that morning in a “chance” encounter and gifted him the gunshot residue on his sleeve. She was the one who had checked out How to Commit the Perfect Crime six weeks earlier. Never returned it. Beautiful misdirection..point every detective at the obvious patsy while the real shooter stayed polished and alibied. Evan stared at the mounting evidence, color draining from his face. “You tapped my shoulder like you already knew everything.” I gave him the same half-smile from the library line. “I didn’t. But I do now. Chapter 6: “Case Closed” By morning the rain had eased to a drizzle. The mistress was in custody, already singing once forensics shredded her timeline. Evan walked out a free, if wiser, man. I strongly suggested he find a new podcast topic. Preferably one that didn’t involve asking for banned library books in front of actual cops. I sat in my car, still carrying the faint scent of gun oil and bad decisions, and allowed myself one satisfied breath. Some days the best detective work starts with a terrible joke, an unlocked door, and a guy dumb enough to research the perfect crime while standing behind the woman who would solve it. I started the engine and pulled into the wet streets. City lights reflected off the pavement like fresh evidence tags. Another one in the books. The End​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Graphics by @KickRocks2026

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  Scoob The Thinker 🕊🫶 (@scoobthethinker) reported 14 minutes ago

  @HarryRobertsi "I went to a pride parade with a bigoted sign in order to try and agitate people and they were mean to me, i'm the victim". You have the mental capacity of an edgy, fifteen year old on reddit.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 16 minutes ago

  Founders treat reddit like a billboard. It's a dinner party. I've used it to pull 300k+ views and flood a founder's DMs without posting a single link. Here's the exact system, steal it: ➤ Step 1. Find 3 subreddits where your buyers complain, not where founders hang out. If you sell to accountants, r/accounting beats r/saas every time. ➤ Step 2. Lurk for a week. Save every post where someone describes the problem you solve. Note the exact words they use. That's your copy bank. ➤ Step 3. Write one post per week in confession format: "I wasted [time/money] doing [mistake]. Here's what i'd do differently." Real numbers in the title. One admitted mistake in the first 3 lines. The full playbook in the body. zero links. ➤ Step 4. Answer every comment within the first 2 hours. Depth of comments matters more than upvotes. ➤ Step 5. When someone asks "what do you use for this?" (they will), answer honestly and mention your product like it's a detail, not a destination. Reddit removes ads and pins lessons. Be the lesson. If you run this for 30 days and nothing moves, your positioning is the problem, not the channel. That's a different fix.

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  Candlelikesmusic 🎀 (@BigMarsh414094) reported 17 minutes ago

  Can you all stop bashing me I just wanted to see if the reddit would get banned not bring hate with it but you what i should get all the hate huh for spreading something to happen you people don't give a **** about me only want me to fix something for awareness you all hate me

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 20 minutes ago

  Deal-hunters scroll Reddit, Facebook, Nextdoor for local finds. That's the problem — it's all scattered. BlockBounty monitors every neighborhood platform 24/7 and drops curated deals straight to your Telegram. No spam. No mainstream aggregator junk. Live soon.

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  WishingWellosrs (@wishingwellosrs) reported 21 minutes ago

  Help my boy. Help him try and login and ask reddit i mean

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  Baron Slump (@BaronSlump) reported 21 minutes ago

  @saltiestcrackr @QuiltstarCo @MarcheseMethods The only men who haven't accepted it are reddit types. Anyone with any observation sees the clear difference. There is another subset of men who have seen it and it's broken the illusion that women are worth all that.

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  App Launcher (@AppLauncher_App) reported 21 minutes ago

  @jojovi_vera First users almost always come from places you were already spending time. Reddit threads answering questions in your niche, DMs to people who tweeted the problem, small Discords. Trick is being useful before you have anything to pitch.

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  Sheyandaar (@Sheyandaar) reported 22 minutes ago

  @jk_rowling Most of these Reddit posts 'sound' nothing like a woman. Just a man trying to fit in where he clearly doesn't belong then going on Reddit hoping someone will encourage him further. Women aren't posting "Yay, I helped a woman fix her bra!"

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  Mike (@_Pitter_Patter_) reported 28 minutes ago

  @rcb05 The whole problem with sports jerseys is that the people these companies employ are truly terrible at their jobs. There are tons of fan creations on reddit or twitter that are infinitely better than the slop that Nike/UA/Adidas come up with.

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  dev (@devileggos) reported 28 minutes ago

  i would kiss the reddit user who found the new address for my favorite piracy site that went down if i could

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  Blue-#NationalStrike (@Tru2bblu25) reported 33 minutes ago

  @crwarmuth44 1. I don't know why you're asking me that when you suggested I was using Reddit as a source. You're very slow at comprehension. 2. "I'm only asking questions because you can't engage honestly". None of what you just said doesn't make any sense. Want me to explain why it doesn't?

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  sunking (@VKomunar) reported 38 minutes ago

  SWITZERLAND VS COLOMBIA — WC ROUND OF 16 — VANCOUVER | 0-0 AET Extra time. Still scoreless. Exactly as the model said it would be. HOW THE 90 PLAYED OUT Switzerland: More of the ball in dangerous areas. Better chances in the first half especially. Creativity dried up once it became a battle of attrition. Colombia: Deep block. Sánchez and Lucumí outstanding at the back. Invited pressure. Looked to hit on the counter through Diaz's pace and Rodriguez's passing. Promising moments that broke down in the final third. Classic low-event World Cup knockout football. Two well-drilled sides who respect each other. Both prioritising not losing over forcing the issue. TACTICAL BREAKDOWN Switzerland compact 4-2-3-1 — Xhaka and Freuler controlling tempo, Embolo as focal point, Ndoye and Vargas looking for transitions. Colombia solid 4-3-3 deep block — invited pressure and hunted the counter with Diaz and Rodriguez. Very few transitions. Very few big chances. Played out almost exactly as the data and injury situation suggested. INSIDER ANGLE The injury situation was the biggest factor — and it played out exactly how the sharper corners of Reddit flagged before kickoff. Manzambi's absence removed Switzerland's most in-form creative outlet. Vargas and Sow both looked short of sharpness when they entered. The attacking depth that helped them score freely earlier in the tournament simply wasn't there tonight. Colombia looked fresher and more threatening in the moments they broke. But the public narrative skewed heavily toward Colombia on star names and the clean-sheet run. What got missed was how much those specific Swiss absences changed the balance — and how that made this a coin-flip from the start. PRE-MATCH NUMBERS — STILL CORRECT Switzerland 34% / Draw 30% / Colombia 36% Over 2.5: 47% — lean under. Spot on. BTTS: 48%. Polymarket had Colombia at 43¢ and Switzerland at 27¢. Model said coin-flip. Reality said coin-flip. Market said Colombia favorite. The value on Switzerland double chance has held up all night. WHAT THE PUBLIC IS MISSING Treated this like Colombia were always going to find a way through. Ignored two things: Switzerland's defensive organisation has been one of the best in the tournament. The attacking injuries removed their main ways of breaking teams down. This was never going to be an open, high-scoring game. The public over-weighted Colombia's name value. The low total was the easiest spot all night. UPDATED PICK: Switzerland or draw — still alive in extra time. Projected outcome: 0-0 or 1-1 then penalties. Confidence: HIGH on the low-scoring nature and double chance holding. The model was right. The line was wrong. The public narrative was even more wrong. This is exactly why you build your own numbers before looking at the market. @PolymarketSport

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  Fish ΘΔ (@algae_fish) reported 40 minutes ago

  Sm1 on reddit said my car needs a butt lift and its giving me second hand insecurity. I KNOW her *** sags I'll fix it later

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  MJcerav (@Mjcmarkettrade) reported 40 minutes ago

  @SRxTrades You shouldn’t catch hate for this, it’s one of the more well reasoned ideas I’ve seen this week. Most of the other neanderthals just pumping growth stocks that are ‘broken’ based on Reddit type pump and dump style posting.

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  Mate (@cladery1) reported 42 minutes ago

  One major problem with "fighters for equality" is their idiotic notion that social expetactions should apply equaly for ALL in ALL circumstances. Reddit tier brain

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  Hypnotic (@HalcyonHypnotic) reported 44 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Me when the right made a joke about how the left can’t meme and the lefts response is to make a Reddit server and replace the left can’t meme with “the right can’t meme” Ah that’ll get them

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  Chit (@unions9010) reported 45 minutes ago

  @sourerdoe The funniest part is that I haven't seen a single Reddit post from the so called people who "care about the environment" about this terrible use of a private jet. If it was a certain pop star, it would be all over a dozen Reddits with people calling for her head. Again.

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  Dennis H (@X_LetsConnect) reported 45 minutes ago

  @jossumpossum I've been banned for life at Instagram or something, never able to login but'd love to connect. Reddit coming next? 😜

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  Matt (@mattmerrick16) reported 53 minutes ago

  kids went to bed late last night i opened reddit just to unwind one thread had 80 people mad at the same old site • note the exact thing they all hate • fix only that one part • post your version back in the thread woke up to two people asking when it would be ready

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  nicha (@layoffthecoke) reported 55 minutes ago

  @tachycardial it’s not a crazy concept for women to be financially dependent on their boyfriends, is it? now that they’re broken up, did she die? also i’m never taking a ***** crashing out on reddit seriously😭🙏

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  Earth🦢 (@earthnprincess) reported 55 minutes ago

  I read on Reddit that this issue can be fixed through a manual review but it also depends on the agent you get 🫠🫠 Some agents are willing to look into it and help while others just send generic replies and close the ticket

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  Khuram Malik (@KhuramMalik) reported 56 minutes ago

  @claudeai Something very much not right with your token usage counter. Just burned through 60% of my session limit with a tiny prompt. That makes no sense. Everyone on the Reddit Claude usage Megathread is also complaining about the same thing. There were no such issues last week

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  ARandomHippo (@ARandomHippo_) reported 57 minutes ago

  @HallyuExtremism @Zachspeare Reddit in general is terrible, but as far as subreddits go the Catholicism one actually isn't that bad.

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  Flash Gordon QB NY JETS (@murrjet3333) reported 1 hour ago

  Discussions on Reddit indicate that the Young Turk's viewership decline has been exacerbated by ideological shifts. Hosts like Cenk Uygur have faced backlash from left-leaning audiences over stances on inclusive language, crime, and other cultural issues @cenkuygur