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Most Reported Problems

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• Website Down (53%)
• Sign in (25%)
• Errors (22%)

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Sign in	23 hours ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	4 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	4 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	6 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	13 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Lizzy Dansoon (@LDansoon87418) reported 2 minutes ago

  @DarkSoulsFan92 @OMBReviews To be fair they would just start a new one. And with the way twitter currently is Reddit would probably just break. He'd probably fire the majority of the staff and Reddit would just be a less fun broken site.

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  Doug Righteous (@DougRighteous) reported 3 minutes ago

  @OMBReviews Now reddit requires login roaming. I'm actually curious how much their traffic is down.

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  Massachusetts Matrix (@ShotSloppy04) reported 4 minutes ago

  @unquirer reddit is home to broken brained buffoons and any dissenting voice is banned

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  Panzer (@Panzer_oflake) reported 4 minutes ago

  @devi_agivvra @StephNoticeberg @cosyposter Im aware, Reddit is still down the hall to the left

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  Matt Moneymaker (@MattMoneymaker1) reported 11 minutes ago

  REGARDING RECENT CONNECTICUT SIGHTING: One false assertion by the news media has been repeated by so many different news sources and journalists at this point that it has now found its way into AI Chat bots. It will be almost impossible to correct the AI Chat bots on this point going forward. The question asked to AI Chat bots: What criteria did the BFRO use to assess the Connecticut Bigfoot sighting's credibility? Here is the AI responese generated by the AI system connected to KOMO News "The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) assigned the highest level of credibility to the July 5 sighting in Connecticut because the eyewitness provided an exceptionally detailed description of the encounter." This answer is not correct. I (Matt Moneymaker) would know the truth because I was the one who assessed and announced the credibility level of the witness (Class A). What is false about the statement? ANSWER: First of all ... WE NEVER SAID THAT. Secondly, the level of detail of a description is SEPARATE ISSUE from whether a witness is CREDIBLE. A TOTAL LIAR might provide a highly detailed description. By the same token, a witness who did not see a lot of detail (i.e a "Class B witnesss") might be HIGHLY CREDIBLE. How was the credibility of the witness assessed then for this Connecticut sighting? ANSWER: Every work day in court rooms across the USA juries are asked the assess the credibility of a witness after watching and listening to a witness answer questions on the witness stand. Everyone has the ability to do this. Our legal system would not function if this was not so. I spoke with the witness at length. I asked questions. I listenned to his answers and asked more questions. I also listened to his answers to questions from another investigator. This process is very similar to what police detectives do every day. After the phone interivew both of us investigators concluded that the witness was very credible. It was a SUBJECTIVE DETERMINATION that cannot be reduced to a list of objective points. We both felt he was truthful and honest, and therefore credible, after interviewing him. There is a video interview with this witness. Everyone who has seen it seems to come to the same conclusion that we reached about his credibility. It is not simply a matter of how much detail he provided. Demeanor, body language, and all the other subjective factors that juries use to assess credibility of a witness will be used by anyone who watches that interview video. Nearly everyone will arrive at the same conclusion about his credibility. It will be difficult for you to articulate all the "criteria" for your subjective conclusion. The ONLY WAY that AI Chat bots might be corrected at this stage is if the statment above and the graphic below is posted into the Bigfoot and Cryptozoology Sub-Reddits on Reddit, because AI systems will search Reddit for information when determining a response to a query. So it will be helpful if someone can post this statement and the graphic below in those particular sub-reddits.

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  segmentum (@segmentum1) reported 12 minutes ago

  The assailant also showed up to comment in the thread, perhaps to justify his drunken actions, but their comment was removed by the forum moderator. Terrible this occurred, but did result in a few amusing replies in the video and reddit threads. (end)

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  Matt Moneymaker (@MattMoneymaker1) reported 12 minutes ago

  REGARDING RECENT CONNECTICUT SIGHTING: One false assertion by the news media has been repeated by so many different news sources and journalists at this point that it has now found its way into AI Chat bots. It will be almost impossible to correct the AI Chat bots on this point going forward. The question asked to AI Chat bots: What criteria did the BFRO use to assess the Connecticut Bigfoot sighting's credibility? Here is the AI responese generated by the AI system connected to KOMO News "The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) assigned the highest level of credibility to the July 5 sighting in Connecticut because the eyewitness provided an exceptionally detailed description of the encounter." This answer is not correct. I (Matt Moneymaker) would know the truth because I was the one who assessed and announced that the witness is highly credible. What is false about the statement? ANSWER: First of all ... WE NEVER SAID THAT. Secondly, the level of detail of a description is SEPARATE ISSUE from whether a witness is CREDIBLE. A TOTAL LIAR might provide a highly detailed description. By the same token, a witness who did not see a lot of detail (i.e a "Class B witness") might be HIGHLY CREDIBLE. How was the credibility of the witness assessed then for this Connecticut sighting? ANSWER: Every work day in court rooms across the USA juries are asked the assess the credibility of a witness after watching and listening to a witness answer questions on the witness stand. Everyone has the ability to do this. Our legal system would not function if this was not so. I spoke with the witness at length. I asked questions. I listenned to his answers and asked more questions. I also listened to his answers to questions from another investigator. This process is very similar to what police detectives do every day. After the phone interivew both of us investigators concluded that the witness was very credible. It was a SUBJECTIVE DETERMINATION that cannot be reduced to a list of objective points. We both felt he was truthful and honest, and therefore credible, after interviewing him. There is a video interview with this witness. Everyone who has seen it seems to come to the same conclusion that we reached about his credibility. It is not simply a matter of how much detail he provided. Demeanor, body language, and all the other subjective factors that juries use to assess credibility of a witness will be used by anyone who watches that interview video. Nearly everyone will arrive at the same conclusion about his credibility. It will be difficult for you to articulate all the "criteria" for your subjective conclusion. The ONLY WAY that AI Chat bots might be corrected at this stage is if the statment above and the graphic below is posted into the Bigfoot and Cryptozoology Sub-Reddits on Reddit, because AI systems will search Reddit for information when determining a response to a query. So it will be helpful if someone can post this statement and the graphic below in those particular sub-reddits.

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  Parry (@parrybtw) reported 15 minutes ago

  This was something I wanted to do for a while you can vibe code your app but you cant get paid users just like this there was a much need for communities that won’t just tell you how to build with AI, but how to actually market them and sell them so we built this community to help you out on that wether you’re facing issue with ~ Founder let content ~ SEO/AEO/GEO ~ Outbound ~ UGC on Insta, Tiktok ~ Reddit ~ Paid Ads or anything.. there are folks in this community to help you out any given time you don’t have to do everything from scratch if you want in, just comment SHIP or just shoot me a dm and I’ll get you in

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  Dinnu daniel (@daniel_adinnu) reported 16 minutes ago

  Terraria's most popular mod is shutting down after a decade, and the reason isn't burnout alone. It's the second time in the mod's history that its own leadership has been at the center of the exact same kind of allegation. The Calamity team announced on August 10 that all development is ending after nearly ten years, citing what they called a "troubled past" and a reputation they described as "irrecoverably tainted." Their public statement didn't name names directly, but a Reddit investigation posted two days earlier detailed accusations that current lead developer Ozzatron had engaged in behavior endangering minors on Discord, and that he attempted to suppress the issue internally once it surfaced among the team. Multiple outlets, including Dexerto, GamesRadar, and Dualshockers, note this isn't the mod's first time facing this exact category of allegation; a previous lead developer, Fabsol, was accused of similar conduct in the past. The team's statement makes clear this wasn't a single incident that broke the mod, but an accumulation: "At this point, many of us have felt personally betrayed time and time again after being promised something better that never ended up coming. We're just tired at this point, and almost all passion we had for the mod has been soured." Most of the development team has already left. The mod itself will remain available for download in its current state, but forks and reuploads are explicitly prohibited for legal reasons, and the team says they've lost contact with Ozzatron and don't know what happens next. None of the reporting here treats the allegations as settled fact in a legal sense; they remain accusations that surfaced through community investigation rather than a criminal proceeding. What is settled is the team's own response: they treated the pattern as disqualifying enough to end a decade of work rather than wait for it to be resolved. Calamity survived burnout, staff turnover, and years of community pressure to keep delivering. What it couldn't survive was its own leadership repeating the same kind of allegation twice.

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  socks (@socksdestroyer) reported 18 minutes ago

  It was inspired by a Reddit post that’s got taken down 😭😭 basically Hahn is Sokka’s evil husband who wants an open relationship which Sokka is very against. He ends up giving up and agreeing to it for the sake of their kid (Varrick).

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  Beartooth (@BeartoothBaron) reported 19 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Reddit is the perfect place to go to for terrible advice on this kind of thing...

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  Argobot The Headless Mando (@JerrySwoops) reported 20 minutes ago

  @OMBReviews Honestly how is Reddit even still alive? Like what sort of deal with the devil was made to keep it going for so long? Is it just how down bad degen it all is?

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  plurbintime (@plurbintime) reported 22 minutes ago

  @burritoprophet true, but i don't see that much on plurbtwt, it's more an issue on reddit where you'll have redditors acting completely befuddled that anyone could like zosia or the hive. but on plurbtwt most of us like zosia so obvs we don't see the plurbs as one-dimensional abusers. (i hope)

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  Welfare Capital (Jack) (@Pray4Equity) reported 23 minutes ago

  Everyone knows $RDDT is struggling with user growth in the most valuable U.S. logged-in cohort. I decided I’d try to understand why. I’ll put forth a theory that I think is pretty convincing (it’s not Google). As always, no paywall. We get into the nitty-gritty of why would-be new users aren’t retaining, and what Reddit is already doing to fix the issue (which has actually been somewhat self-inflicted). The case where Reddit isn’t growing users because the site is “tapped out” in the U.S. and the case I’m presenting here, where new users are visibly trying to engage but can’t in many instances, are two very different cases. I’m positing the 2nd case here and I think the user cohort data, as well as actual usage patterns from new users themselves, support this thesis. Post is free. Go check it out if you want, bulls and bears alike, because I think everyone ought to at least consider this theory, especially before anyone says “Reddit will never grow again in the U.S.”

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  Odd Duck (@OddDuck97614228) reported 25 minutes ago

  @TheBrancaShow The problem I run into is the overlap between ai writing and high on their own farts Reddit mods and online debate bros styles. Which as I think about it makes sense because some of the ai models were trained off of reddit.

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  Chanaka Navarathna (@ChanakaMNava) reported 27 minutes ago

  @joinHandshake I am not receiving human responses from support. My account appears to have been automatically banned after I raised a missing-payment issue, and I’m now being told that $10,899 shown as awaiting payout will not be paid. This is especially concerning because I am clearly not the first contractor reporting this. There are 100+ Reddit posts describing similar sudden suspensions and payment disputes. I am requesting an actual human review, the specific reason my account was disabled, and a written explanation for why completed work is not being paid. Automated replies are not an acceptable resolution for a dispute involving thousands of dollars.

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  Justin Morrison, Veteran (@JPM_Canada) reported 31 minutes ago

  its 2026 and @everquest @EQ_Legends will ban you without conversation or warning for using a Clown emoji. Per their ruse in their discord server the clown face is the same as a the swastika. I am not lying, this is legit. This is what happens when you take a bunch of reddit mods running an EMU server and make them the team lead on a multi-class classic game. We coulda had THJ but Secrets and Roegan seen that to end. **** you both for destroying my childhood.

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  Paul (@LoL__Paul) reported 33 minutes ago

  @PaulTassi That’s the problem when bots have taken over the app. Reddit still respects spoilers

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  Noah (@noahreeveshq) reported 34 minutes ago

  Just incorporated my 3rd company in 2 years!! First one was a complete flop and I shut it down quickly lol. I had a lot to learn so I worked with as many founders as I could this past year. This past April, I incorporated a new company and it’s doing well? It’s a healthcare SaaS for acupuncturists(Dx-Chart). Tough market. Good news, I have my first school partnership and investor in the works. It’s STILL in beta and free. Will put up a paywall once users’ top requests (scheduling and patient intake) are up. This new one I just launched is for a consumer app I’ve been building in stealth. I validated idea already and have been carefully building a GTM strategy (reddit -> organic social -> ugc ->ads) I’m not afraid to say that I haven’t made my first internet dollar yet. This is just the part nobody wants to talk about, but I will cuz this is part of the journey. Some people make it early, others late. But I WILL build a company that generates a six figures income if it’s the last thing I do!

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  Worship Ferrari 👑 (@worshipferrari) reported 39 minutes ago

  I need a nerd/tech sub to help fix my Reddit account! You may approach

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  edie #ValkoIsLoved (@sacrifcials) reported 40 minutes ago

  @app1esavce right!! it only becomes an issue when your dislike causes you to demean or harass others bc then it stops being abt preference and is just. well. you being an ******* 😭 but the reddit post was VERY very respectful so i truly do not understand why so many ppl on here were so mad

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  Ronald Gilliam jr (@RonaldGilliamj2) reported 43 minutes ago

  @WrestlingHumble just this week i had some terrible on reddit get upset with me because i said temu rock wasn't gonna get over... i guess he's proving me wrong

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  j-move | ArtHasNoAliens | ARIRANG (@lrmenonverity) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Scipurple1989 @kkoolv People who’re on Reddit can down-vote.

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  ً (@MacDaddyCJ) reported 47 minutes ago

  @beyonceswigg I used to follow the Reddit exposing errything bc she was almost arrested down the street from my house here in CO a few years back … but she is so dark and the rabbit hole goes deep 🫣🫥

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  Connor Showler | SEO & Marketing Master (@ConnorShowler) reported 48 minutes ago

  Traditional "Backlink Outreach" is dead and dusted 💀 No one wants to give your "VaLuABLe ConTenT" free link juice.. And offering direct 2-way link exchange is a great way to get hit down the road with a manual penalty if Google cracks down on your niche So youre doing cold outreach to sites that are inevitably going to want paid placements if theyre of any value at all. If you dont want to spend thousands of dollars $$$ on link placements before you see a single cent in ROI You need to use free parasites instead: - Linkedin - Facebook - Instagram - Pinterest - X/Twitter - Reddit - Quora - Ghost - Blogg - Etc.. These are monster DR whitehat backlinks you can build for next to nothing, right now, starting today The choice is clear..

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  drinkindoe (@sdtechnohit) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Amenttttt @ZeBolshevikman @Bill_Plz >xhe is now going thru post history reddit is down the hallway and to left Another buckbroken migapede, many such cases!

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  ART HAS NO ALIENS, Carmen ⁷⊙⊝⊜⟭⟬⟬⟭ 💜🔍⍤⃝🔎 (@cidorta) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Army_Connect . @RecordingAcad you need to put a stop to this type of narrative, even though this reddit is not moderated by your organization. This reddit doesn't help fix your reputation, totally the opposite.

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  Anarcho Tyranny Enthusiast (@orderenjoyer) reported 58 minutes ago

  An actually brave parody would be taking down something like Fortnite for being an endlessly monetizable corporate safe-world where IPs harmlessly prance around, a perverted sandbox where nothing is created and no actual experiences are made. But no, we get Reddit At War.

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  Dmitrii Volosatov (@volosatovde) reported 59 minutes ago

  If I had a B2B product and zero audience, I’d test these channels first: 1/ Personal network 2/ Cold email 3/ LinkedIn outreach 4/ Reddit & niche communities 5/ Founder communities 6/ People already engaging with the problem on @x 7/ Directories & marketplaces I’d start from 1/ and work my way down to 7/ Test them for 2 weeks See which channel creates the most real conversations Then double down on it

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  Amir | Static Ad Designer (@AmirkhanStatic) reported 59 minutes ago

  One of the best ways to find real customer problems, fears, frustrations, and everyday situations is to read Reddit threads and Amazon reviews. I found this Reddit comment. It describes a very specific problem and, more importantly, a specific situation the customer experiences in real life. Booom. Instead of inventing an angle from scratch, I turned that exact insight into an ad concept and wrote the copy around it.