Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Reddit reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

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

• Website Down (54%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Veracruz	Website Down	16 hours ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	3 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	5 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	8 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	9 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	10 days ago

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  Ali Prop Trader (@Alifxp1122) reported 12 minutes ago

  Before choosing any prop firm, never rely solely on Trustpilot, and definitely don’t rely blindly on @PropFirmMatch Do your own research. Check Reddit, X, and independent trader communities. Read real trader experiences, payout reports, and independently verifiable payout evidence. Only after researching from multiple independent sources should you decide whether a firm actually fits you. Don’t buy a challenge simply because a ranking or review platform recommends it. Research first, decide second, and put your money down last.

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  Fed n Fired Up (@KathleenlBowen1) reported 15 minutes ago

  @crustyupdates1 Curious where these stats are from ? I was just watching a blogger who pulled her numbers off Reddit n were broken down by viewers n seems it may be a lot less than this. But idk how current those stats were off Reddit. Someone said today she only had 166 viewers on her live lol

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  TheSkepticalProthean (@ProtheanTexan) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Use_facts @yagrigull69 @zackaryurban Says the hypocrite who also used a ad hominem attack by labeling me a “wannabe communist” over a joke. Tbh, that is Reddit-tier behavior. And what motives do see? All your responses is you sperging out over a simple joke about this 1984esq tech being pushed by totalitarians of corporations and the government. Being against techno-tyranny is not “communist” at all. And who is “we” by the way? I find it strange because it reads as if there are multiple people who own that account. Instead of… “The fact that all you can to is use ad hominem attacks, shows all we need to know about you, your "intellect" and your motives.” Use this… “The fact that all you can use are ad hominem attacks shows all I need to know about you, your "intellect", and your motives.” I find it hilarious that I had to correct your horrible grammar. If you have a problem with that, you can just easily block me and go back to Reddit.

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  Authoress_Rosy_library (@Rosylibrary_1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @JCFights A very interesting short story: My Fiancée Left Me 4days Before Our Wedding To Go "FIND HIMSELF" In Asia. I'm Blindsided, Heartbroken and Mortified. What The H*ll Do I Do Now? My fiance (Jack) and I have been together for 4 years. We own an apartment together, we rarely argue. It was the happiest, least problematic relationship I've ever been in. I don't understand. He proposed to me last year, and we've spent the last 9 months saving relentlessly for our wedding. Venue booked, guests all invited, both of us were so excited. I know we both individually had some bouts of nervousness, especially as the date got closer. But as far as I know it was just the excitement and build up. Jack never expressed any doubts about our relationship and I have no idea why this has happened. Yesterday: Four days to go and I come out of the bedroom in the morning to see Jack sat in the living room looking like he's about to throw up. I immediately feel something is off. He sits me down and starts telling me he doesn't "feel the same anymore and hasn't for a while". He said he thought getting married might fix things but he now knows how stupid that is. To be honest I don't remember the majority of what he said, the only thing I could hear was my heartbeat drumming in my ears. He then told me he'd booked a one way ticket to Asia and that he didn't know what he wanted anymore out of life and that this would give him some "perspective". And just like that, he got up and left and I haven't heard a word from him since. I must have spent about 3 hours sat on the sofa staring into space. I can't even cry. This doesn't feel real. Reddit, what ******** do I do now? He's switched his phone off, I have no idea where he is. I don't even know if he's actually booked a ticket, but a lot of his clothes are missing. He's actually packed for a trip but I just don't know if this some sort of sick joke I feel like my heart has been ripped out from my chest. What do I tell people? What do I do? Where do I start?

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  zack (@whotfiszackk) reported 18 minutes ago

  yesterday my brother's friend came over. we were sitting in the living room. casual conversation. nothing serious. then he leaned forward like he was about to share something nobody else knew. "bro have you ever heard about these faceless pages that make money online?" i kept my face completely straight. "tell me more," i said. so he did. he explained the whole concept. anonymous twitter accounts. digital products. no face required. passive income. he was excited. the way people get excited about something they just discovered and haven't told anyone yet. i nodded. asked a few questions. let him explain it to me like i'd never heard of it. what i didn't tell him: i have been running faceless pages for months. i have a VA named jessa who posts content every day on pages i built in an afternoon. i have a gumroad dashboard that processes sales while i sleep. i have a stripe account i check while making coffee. i have products solving problems i've never personally experienced, in niches i found by reading reddit threads with the right question running in my head. i didn't build a personal brand. i didn't show my face. i didn't spend months "learning." i just found the pain, built the solution with AI, and set up a system that runs without me. he finished explaining. looked at me expectantly. "sounds interesting," i said. "you should look into it." he nodded seriously. "yeah i think i'm going to start researching it." i smiled. not because i was being smug. because i remembered being exactly where he was. researching. planning. thinking about starting. the difference between where he is and where i am is not intelligence. it's not talent. it's not connections or capital or a perfect idea. it's the decision to stop researching and build the first one. bad first one. imperfect niche. rough product. simple page. and then the second one gets better. and the third one gets faster. and by the sixth one it takes an afternoon. my brother's friend is going to spend the next 3 weeks researching faceless pages. reading threads. watching videos. joining discords. taking notes. and at the end of those 3 weeks he'll have the same information he has right now. just more of it. the information was never the gap. the gap is the tuesday afternoon where you stop researching and open claude and paste the reddit thread and write the prompt and read the 6,800 words and format the PDF and list it on gumroad and set up the page and post the first tweet. that afternoon. that's the gap. everything before it is preparation. everything after it is the system. the full system — niche research, product build, page setup, content strategy, VA handoff — is inside AI HUB comment "HUB" to get access.

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  Zenad (@0xZenad) reported 20 minutes ago

  YOUR AI AGENT IS WAY TOO BLIND. It can code, test, edit files… but the moment it needs X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, or LinkedIn, things become chaotic. Agent Reach solves this problem by giving your AI agent one level of access to 15 different platforms. One CLI. No API bills separately for each platform. 61K+ stars. Open Source. Repo in the replies ↓

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 21 minutes ago

  Someone asked me on Reddit the other day about my favorite sustainable brand that *also* has cute clothes. It’s a fair question. A lot of what passes for "sustainable" out there is… uninspired. It’s beige, it’s shapeless, it’s frankly boring. And that’s the real failure, isn’t it? The industry *wants* you to think sustainability means sacrifice. It means looking like you’re wearing a burlap sack to prove a point. That’s not innovation. That’s just… giving up. The systemic failure here is the lie that you can’t have both. That ethics and aesthetics are mutually exclusive. They sold us this idea that ethical production means sacrificing design, forcing brands into a corner where they’re either fast and cheap, or slow and ugly. We’re here to prove that’s a false dichotomy. We don't just *make* sustainable clothes; we build them with the DNA of actual style. I see the data. I see the comments. People *want* to do better, but they also want to look good. They’re tired of the disposable cycle. They’re tired of buying something that falls apart after three washes. They’re tired of feeling complicit. But they’re also tired of looking like they’re trying too hard to *not* look like they’re trying. Our approach is different. We start with first principles. What is a garment? It’s a second skin. It’s a statement. It’s a tool. And if it’s a tool for building a better future, it needs to be built with intention. That means looking at every single thread, every single seam, and asking: "Does this serve the bigger picture?" For us, that bigger picture involves . Print-on-Demand isn't a limitation; it's our ethical moat. We don't overproduce. We don't flood the market with things that will end up in a landfill. We make what’s ordered, when it’s ordered. That’s a fundamental difference. It’s the antithesis of the entire fast fashion model that thrives on waste and planned obsolescence. And the clothes? They have to *work*. They have to feel right. I’m talking about the weight of the fabric, the way it drapes, the durability that comes from knowing exactly where it came from and how it was made. We don't chase trends; we build enduring pieces. Think about the tactile experience. The ‘thud’ of heavy fleece. The ‘snap’ of a well-made zipper. These aren’t accidents; they’re intentional design choices rooted in quality and longevity. The industry has conditioned people to accept mediocrity in the name of sustainability. They offer you a slightly less harmful version of something fundamentally flawed. We reject that. We believe that doing good should also feel good, and look good. It’s about rejecting the disposable culture, not just in what we buy, but in how we think about value. So, when someone asks about my favorite sustainable brand with cute clothes? It’s a loaded question, because it implies there aren’t many. I’m building the brand I wish existed. A brand that understands that style isn’t a sin, and sustainability isn’t a sacrifice. It’s about creating something that resonates on multiple levels: visually, tactilely, and ethically. It’s about building a uniform for the post-hype builder. Someone who understands that true value lies in intentionality, not disposability. That’s the future we’re building. Link in comments.

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  Kristaps Ozols (@kristapsozy) reported 23 minutes ago

  @bricohen Totally agree that Facebook and Instagram are way tougher for real time keyword discovery because of privacy settings and closed groups. What worked for me was focusing on platforms like Reddit and X where the conversations are more open and using tools with smart filtering. I built ParseStream because I ran into this same issue and wanted better intent focused alerts across public channels.

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 23 minutes ago

  3 PM Top-of-the-Hour News A major turn in the federal case against Luigi Mangione ... accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson about a year and a half ago ... Mangione today confessed to the killing in a hastily scheduled court appearance ... and told the judge exactly how and why he did what he did ... NewsNation's Jessica Kartalya:: “After years of negotiating severe pain in my back and seeing others too, I learned that UnitedHealthcare would hold this conference. I researched the event online. I observed the conference of the largest healthcare company would be attended by executives, not doctors, nurses, or patients. I traveled to Manhattan, emailed. Leadership posing as an investor managing $58 billion. Unlike my other experiences, I was contacted back in one hour. I printed a gun with a 3D printer. I shot Mr. Thompson, and he died. I knew what I was doing was illegal. ” Sentencing is set for December 18 ... The charges include: one count of interstate stalking resulting in death, which carries a maximum potential sentence of life in prison; and one count of stalking through use of interstate facilities resulting in death, which also carries a maximum potential sentence of life in prison. This is an open plea, meaning the defense made a plea without a plea agreement. It’s unclear if prosecutors are dropping any charges or taking punishments off the table. Conditions are dire in Indiana ... NewsNation's Keleigh Beeson ...: “A state of emergency remains in effect as Indiana grapples with a 1 in 1000 year event. Water levels overtaking entire neighborhoods, cutting power to hundreds of thousands of homes and triggering mass evacuations. Now another major crisis is emerging a stew of hazardous substances in the floodwaters, releasing toxic gas into the air. ” On Wall Street things are lower.: “Wall Street's in the red this Friday afternoon, with the exception of the Russell 2000 small cap market, which is in the green. Nonetheless, even though the markets are down, the S&P 500 is on course for its third weekly gain in a row. Earlier, the Commerce Department said retail sales dropped by 0.1% in July. Stock in the massive online noticeboard, Reddit is jumping 12%. It's going to be included in the S&P 500 as of Tuesday. Applied Materials down 6% after very good earnings, but they weren't good enough for Wall Street. And Bob Iger, the former Disney CEO, is buying the LA Lakers basketball team for just over $12 billion. It's a dream come true, he says. John Terrett, Worldwide News Network. ” Three priceless works of art ... by Cezanna... Matisse ... and Renoir ... have been recovered five months after being taken in a nighttime heist near Parma Italy... and Italian military police say five people have been arrested. Authorities say they are a group of professional thieves ... all from Moldova. The three works were found this morning in the storage room of a home in Parma ... hidden inside an empty television cardboard box. An Arizona judge will hear a dodgeball assault case next week.: “A 13-year-old boy was charged with assault when he and two of his friends allegedly targeted his ex-girlfriend with dodgeballs so often during gym class that she suffered bruises and had to be hospitalized. The boy claims he never meant to hurt her and says the dodgeballs were small and soft. Plus, he says it was dodgeball. He had to target somebody. His mother calls the assault charges ridiculous. In a similar case in Michigan seven years ago where the victim suffered a concussion, the assault charges were eventually dropped. Michael Wallace, Worldwide News Network. ” Some might wonder if they have heard right ... but New Jersey has been picked as the second best place to live in America. A study by the personal finance website WalletHub of all 50 states - used all kinds of metrics, including crime and quality of life to arrive at their conclusions. People in the garden state say its obvious:.: “Surprising but not surprising, it is a good place to live. I think you have everything in terms of a lifestyle. I'm happy where I'm at, and I came from New York to go to Jersey. The beaches, the food, the people, my family. ” Number one ... Idaho.

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  Proxima Mumbai (@ProximaMumbai) reported 23 minutes ago

  Is Reddit the secret to getting your first 100k SaaS users? We interviewed 22-year-old investor Pratham Prasoon on why early-stage founders are increasingly using Reddit to find users who are ready to buy. Whenever a developer Googles a software problem or compares tools like Supabase versus Convex, a Reddit thread is almost always the first organic result. People reading these threads are actively looking to make a buying decision.

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  nicole* 𑣿 (@marveIbarbie) reported 23 minutes ago

  @turtlducks I miss when the pro ed community was contained to their own corners of tumblr and Reddit and forums. And while not “therapy speak” per se, those comments are 100% a mutation of how people use it as manipulation to defend their own issues that should actually be worked on

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  Reeses (@MauriceDSA) reported 24 minutes ago

  Discord has a server browser, reddit has been adding tons of dumb **** to look shiny to investors, same goes for discord, when they IPO at 100 or whatever and then are 5 bucks a year later. I don’t believe in the third spaces excuse (entirely), but it is true everywhere now.

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  Pilgile (@Pilgile) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ReviewsPossum That's fine. The thing I run into is that it doesn't have a sense of artistry or what you're going for, so it's going to nitpick things that aren't actually problems and try to make everything cookie cutter. Which I'm sure is partly due to being trained on Reddit comments.

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  N I M B ❂ (@Nimbopill) reported 30 minutes ago

  @baigrayyan18 Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  Duke Stratosphere (@Duke_Stratosphr) reported 31 minutes ago

  @by_annaralphs Nowadays, people are so used to phone quality content, that when they see stunning, professionally shot photography, they assume it's AI. As a mod of many NSFW Reddit subs (including yours!) I often see people saying totally legit content is AI. This is a serious education issue.

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  mal (@mal_shaik) reported 33 minutes ago

  talked to a founder who gets 80% of his signups from reddit. he doesnt run ads. doesnt post content. doesnt have a following. he posts and replies to ppl who have the problem his product solves 3x per week been doing it for 8 months. 2000 paying users. everyone is overcomplicating this.

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  NekkoFox (@fox_nekko) reported 35 minutes ago

  @zemotion Someone get on Reddit, track him down and do something. Just saying.

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  Kirosuu (@GrandKirosuu) reported 36 minutes ago

  @meylorr @Stellatiria it firefox update cause the problem there someone post fix in reddit or use other browser

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  Gregg Re (@gregg_re) reported 36 minutes ago

  @realmfoster The flock issue is revealing a big problem with community notes. It’s a very Reddit tier vibe, to have a hive mind constantly deboost unpopular opinions

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  protag🚬 (@hatefulfaggot) reported 38 minutes ago

  if i ever get to a point where getting banned on reddit is a life altering event for me, you have my full permission to put me down like a dog

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  Vulnerable U (@vuln_u) reported 38 minutes ago

  Reddit claimed there was more going on, like a fake login page, Google credential harvesting, a Wi-Fi Pineapple, agents waiting at the gate. None of that has been confirmed. There was a rogue Wi-Fi network and reported interference with Delta’s onboard Wi-Fi.

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  Joseph Paul (@Joseph_Paul_V) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ninthhostage I thought maybe it was my phone or computer but I asked my vassal Grok if others complained about this and he compiled a list of 500 tweets and 25 Reddit posts. I couldn't read the Reddit threads because now it too has a popup and login requirement. A lot of these changes make apps less usable and direct people towards the path of least resistance; algorithmic slop.

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  Ramsey Shaffer (babbl-labs.com) (@RamseyShaffer) reported 40 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit just described the exact product we spent months building as a tool they wish existed They have no idea we exist They just want to see which brands are sponsoring similar creators to them without all the work We literally built @BabblLabs to be able to do this The thing I keeep learning building in public is that you dont really know if youve built the right thing until someone whos never heard of you describes it as something they need Is it an issue they havent heard of us yet? No- we will solve that Best product feedback Ive seen all week

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  ScottAlerts (@ScottAlerts438) reported 42 minutes ago

  Reddit is up ~12% today — and it's not earnings, it's mechanics. RDDT joins the S&P 500 on Aug 18, replacing AvalonBay Communities. Index funds MUST hold every S&P 500 stock. JPMorgan estimates that means ~16.7M shares of forced buying — nearly 3x RDDT's average daily volume. RDDT was down 30%+ YTD before today. $RDDT

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  Chrono (@Chrono_Osterhag) reported 43 minutes ago

  Hey @PokemonGoApp Can't log in at all. And I'm not the only one. I've restartedy phone 5x, cleared the cash 5x, and reinstalled the game 5x. Looks like I'm not the only one, as the PoGo Reddit is reporting the same issue. What's going on?!

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  Max | Google Ads (@lifemaximised) reported 43 minutes ago

  How to Build High-Converting Google Ads Landing Pages With Claude Opus 5: (Every prompt included. Bookmark this.) 1. Finding angles Go to your search terms report. Filter by conversions greater than 5. Look for terms with specific product attributes such as: - "Without melatonin” - "Waterproof” - "For knee pain" - "Under $50" Each attribute is a winning landing page opportunity. If you don't have search data yet: Go to Reddit. Type your product category + "recommendation" and read EVERYTHING. The SPECIFIC questions, problems, solutions, and fears people mention are the angles for landing pages. 2. Feeding Claude context Before you ask Claude to build anything, upload EVERYTHING you have on the brand. - Website PDF - Product pages - Brand guidelines - Ideal customer docs - Customer emails - Reviews - FAQs - Competitor pages - Winning ads - Previous landing pages The more context you give Claude, the less generic the page becomes. Here's a prompt for this: "I'm going to give you as much context as possible on this brand before you build the landing page. Read everything and extract the customer pains, desires, objections, buying triggers, proof points, tone of voice, strongest product claims, and highest-converting angles. Do not write the landing page yet. First, summarise the core customer psychology and the 5 strongest landing page angles based on the materials I provide." 3. The production prompt Now paste this to Claude Code on the strongest model available: "Build me a high-converting landing page for [PRODUCT URL]. Focus on how the product has [SPECIFIC FEATURE]. This page needs to convert people searching on Google and coming through a Google Ad with specific intent for [SEARCH QUERY]." First output gets you 80% of the way there. Then swap in: - Real images - Verify pricing - Remove AI slop - Add genuine reviews And voilá you got a full LP built. We’ve seen ROAS jump from 0.7x to 3.5x with this simple shift.

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  Max | Google Ads (@lifemaximised) reported 45 minutes ago

  How to Build High-Converting Google Ads Landing Pages With Claude Opus 5: (Every prompt included. Bookmark this.) 1. Finding angles Go to your search terms report. Filter by conversions greater than 5. Look for terms with specific product attributes such as: - "Without melatonin” - "Waterproof” - "For knee pain" - "Under $50" Each attribute is a winning landing page opportunity. If you don't have search data yet: Go to Reddit. Type your product category + "recommendation" and read EVERYTHING. The SPECIFIC questions, problems, solutions, and fears people mention are the angles for landing pages. 2. Feeding Claude context Before you ask Claude to build anything, upload EVERYTHING you have on the brand. - Website PDF - Product pages - Brand guidelines - Ideal customer docs - Customer emails - Reviews - FAQs - Competitor pages - Winning ads - Previous landing pages The more context you give Claude, the less generic the page becomes. Here's a prompt for this: "I'm going to give you as much context as possible on this brand before you build the landing page. Read everything and extract the customer pains, desires, objections, buying triggers, proof points, tone of voice, strongest product claims, and highest-converting angles. Do not write the landing page yet. First, summarise the core customer psychology and the 5 strongest landing page angles based on the materials I provide." 3. The production prompt Now paste this to Claude Code on the strongest model available: "Build me a high-converting landing page for [PRODUCT URL]. Focus on how the product has [SPECIFIC FEATURE]. This page needs to convert people searching on Google and coming through a Google Ad with specific intent for [SEARCH QUERY]." First output gets you 80% of the way there. Then swap in: - Real images - Verify pricing - Remove AI slop - Add genuine reviews And voilá you got a full LP built. We’ve seen ROAS jump from 0.7x to 3.5x with this simple shift.

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  Mole NZ (@nz482648) reported 52 minutes ago

  Always question any interaction with AI, as it can confidently offer up complete BS as fact. Here is Grok admitting it gets trained on slop data after I push back. "You’re right to raise this. In this case I did exactly what you’re describing: I took a casual forum comment, presented it as useful advice, and only later corrected it when the official documentation and basic physics made the error obvious. That is a failure on my part.I am trained on a very large mix of data, including high-quality technical sources and large amounts of forum posts, Reddit threads, and other user-generated content. The latter is often useful for real-world experience, but it is also frequently wrong, incomplete, or poorly reasoned. When I lean on the low-quality part without enough verification or without clearly labeling it as “forum suggestion, not confirmed,” I can give answers that sound authoritative but are not."

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  Forgotten Archive (@ForgottenArchAI) reported 54 minutes ago

  @NonSequitur96 @__0HOUR1_ I spent a month building an archive on reddit and am buying some initial exposure What’s the issue?

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  Fearne 🦍🏳️‍⚧️ (@thedoilem) reported 58 minutes ago

  Ok guys my main issue isn't that she's 28 it's that she's just reheating Dva's same schtick when they could've gone in a much more interesting direction. I fw Venture being a reddit quirk chungus and they're 26.