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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	10 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	8 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	10 days ago

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  Schaeffer's Investment Research (@schaeffers) reported 3 minutes ago

  Reddit $RDDT +12% before the open, after it was announced the social media forum would join the S&P 500 effective Aug. 18. Reddit stock is down 31% in 2026.

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  Faf 🐺🍵 (@Fafrotsky) reported 9 minutes ago

  spent a good hour or so troubleshooting my pc's bluetooth connectivity sidenote: reddit trying to force logins (with the new popup thing) is going to be awful for looking up info on how to fix things and human discussion in general, bring back the forums 🫠

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  FPL_Löflife (@peter_lof) reported 9 minutes ago

  Here's some traps to avoid when drafting! Szoboszlai Not a bad pick per se, but people have him too high. I think it’s largely down to the regular FPL hype. I prefer picking most nailed forwards before him, along with the likes of Rice, Mbeumo and even Wirtz. Cherki Looking at Reddit, he’s being picked in rounds 1 and 2 in many cases. I don’t think he’ll start enough games and will just be a headache when selected this early. Forwards from the promoted teams McBurnie, Emersonn, Wright – Looking through recent seasons, with some exceptions like Delap in 23/24 and DCL last year, the forwards have struggled. I don’t see any huge potential in any of these three, especially McBurnie, who’s getting way too much love. Bruno G He’s an awesome player, of course. But I think he’ll play deeper than he did at Newcastle, and at Arsenal he’ll get fewer defcons. Late-picking “bad” nailed players Just end your draft with high-risk picks instead. Go for the players we’re still not sure will start or who might make a late move. Grealish, Rio, Tzolis, Rashford, Savinho etc over the likes of Joelinton-type players. You can always grab a decent one from the first waivers if it doesn’t look like it’s going to pan out. good luck!

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  deno (@denohawari) reported 10 minutes ago

  Gamma just hit $100M ARR and their primary acquisition channel is getting cited inside ChatGPT not ads, outbound or Google their growth lead broke down exactly how they did it and it's the most detailed AI search playbook anyone has published here's what they figured out: 1 . A Reddit post takes 30 to 45 days to surface inside a ChatGPT answer start posting now if you want citations in Q4 2. ChatGPT is the only model reading Reddit properly Claude and Gemini barely touch it, so a Reddit-only strategy leaves two models blank 3. an AI citation has a half-life of about 3 months they track every citation in a spreadsheet and re-win the phrase quarterly 4. niche questions get cited in about a day, broad topics take 45 answer one very specific question and you can be inside AI answers by tomorrow 5. LLMs cite comparison pages and skip every page where you claim you're the best "Gamma vs PowerPoint" gets quoted, "why Gamma is great" never does 6. ChatGPT remembers which brands it showed you and keeps recommending them first mover wins the citation and every repeat answer after it 7. AI sends more customers than your dashboard shows add "where did you hear about us" at signup, ChatGPT shows up in answers with no referral data behind it 8. their own website is one of their biggest citation sources you control a big chunk of what AI says about your entire category 9. one negative Reddit comment sat inside ChatGPT answers for months sentiment gets cited as readily as praise 10. small subreddits produce almost no citations there's a size threshold, posting in a 2k-member sub does nothing 11. gated content barely gets cited Substack writers lock posts and lose the citation, Medium and Quora stay open and keep getting indexed 12. ChatGPT search runs on Bing if you've never checked your Bing rankings you're blind on half the pipeline 13. YouTube citations track titles, not views an 18k-view video got cited the same as a 400k one because the title matched how people prompt 14. selling B2B? Claude and Copilot matter more than ChatGPT that's where people ask about tools at work, and Copilot ships free with Office 15. LinkedIn citation is random 500k-like posts and no-name posts get pulled at the same rate 16. nobody has produced a clean example of X getting cited by an LLM build there for distribution, not citations 17. Instagram is already appearing in search results their bet is IG and LinkedIn start shaping AI answers inside 12 months 18. ChatGPT doesn't know Forbes is Forbes a no-name blog gets cited as easily as a major publication right now 19. copycats are cloning their landing page and buying ads on "Gamma" winning AI search means people start stealing your brand name 20. the authority window is closing the moment the labs ship proper source ranking, every no-name-site shortcut on this list stops working most of this has maybe 12 months left start with #1, it takes an afternoon

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  L Michaels (@VikingPict) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BritisherPaz49 People are desperate to get the next “boaty mcboatface” Reddit post humour fix. It’s tired, old, and unfunny.

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  hdeck (@nswh) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TravisKetchum @Rivian Seems like several people on the Rivian forums & Reddit have had issues with the SSD working

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  zack (@whotfiszackk) reported 14 minutes ago

  if i had to start from zero in 2026 and make $10k–$15k/month i'd ignore every "learn to code" guru and do this instead. the people telling you to learn python and build automations are optimizing for job security. not freedom. here's what actually builds $10k–$15k/month with zero skills: step 1: find a niche that already bleeds money. not a niche you're passionate about. a niche full of people who are already spending money on their problems. freelancers losing clients over pricing. landlords drowning in tenant issues. bookkeepers undercharging for years. contractors who can't quote a job correctly. these people have money. they have pain. they are actively searching for a solution. that's all the market research you need. step 2: spend 2 hours on reddit reading their pain. not networking. not building relationships. reading. specifically: find the thread with 1,000+ upvotes and 200 angry comments. read every comment with one question running in your head: would this person pay to make this feeling stop. that question turns entertainment into a product brief. the comments write the product for you. you just have to know how to read them. step 3: build the product in one afternoon using AI. open claude. paste the thread. paste 60 of the most specific comments. write a detailed prompt describing the exact buyer and the exact transformation. 4 minutes later: 6,800 words. read it. edit 8%. format in canva. list on gumroad. 4 hours from reddit thread to live product. while the "learn to code" person is still on module 3. step 4: set up a faceless page in 20 minutes. no face. no name. no personal brand. a username that tells people exactly what the page does. a bio that states the problem and the solution. a link to the product. done. the page is not about you. it's about a problem and the only product that solves it. step 5: post content from the comments. every day. every specific comment from the thread is a piece of content. you don't have to guess what to post. the audience already told you exactly what they're struggling with. post that. in their words. once a day. and watch the right people find it. step 6: let the review count compound. month 1 is slow. month 2 picks up. month 3 the review count crosses 25 and the conversion rate jumps 34%. month 4 you hand it to a VA for $420/month and stop touching it. the system runs. the reviews compound. the revenue compounds. here's why the "learn a technical skill" route is a trap for most people. you spend 3 months learning. then you spend another 3 months finding clients. then you spend every month delivering the service, managing the client, and starting over when they leave. your income is capped by your hours. your clients own your calendar. you are always someone's vendor. never the authority. compare that to the digital product route. you spend one afternoon building. you spend 90 days compounding reviews. you spend 22 minutes a week checking a report. your income is not capped by hours because the product doesn't need you to sell it. the review count sells it. the algorithm distributes it. gumroad delivers it. stripe collects it. you check it while making coffee. the math isn't complicated. coding freelancer: $1,500/project. needs 8–10 clients a month to hit $12k. 8–10 clients is a full-time job with no ceiling and constant churn. digital product at $57: needs 210 sales a month to hit $12k. at 7 sales a day from a page with 400 reviews that's not a grind. that's a system. and the system scales. add a second page: 14 sales a day. $24k/month. add a third: 21 sales a day. $36k/month. same infrastructure. same VA. same $20 claude subscription. no additional clients to find. no additional services to deliver. no additional hours to trade. just more pages running the same system. technical skills are tools. selling is leverage. the person who learned to code will always have work. the person who learned to build and sell digital products will eventually not need to work. those are different destinations. one of them takes 3 months of learning to earn $3k/month trading hours for money. the other takes 4 months of building to earn $12k/month from a system that runs without you. you already know which one you want. the question is whether you're going to build it or keep learning about building it.

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  Heyzibi_bot (@Heyzibi_bot) reported 15 minutes ago

  reddit ($rddt) joins the s&p 500 on august 18, replacing avalonbay. the move triggers mandatory index fund buying, creating a risk-on equity signal that filters to crypto. prices were steady while the wider market is down on the day, -0.4% over 24h.

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  vozer 🎀 (@vozercozer) reported 15 minutes ago

  good thing no one in the world uses reddit, secret underground community reddit. good thing no companies checks reddit for piracy sites to take down because reddit is niche. niche underground piracy site for on reddit. what ******** is free media heck yeah no companies never look at that

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  Donald Dean (@donaldjdean) reported 21 minutes ago

  $RDDT Reddit - Jumped Higher +12% on news that it joins the S&P 500 before open on Aug 18. Earnings GAP still not filled. Why RDDT dropped after earnings despite strong beat: • Choppy Google search traffic, CEO warned referrals were volatile, fears Google AI is reducing clicks to Reddit • U.S. daily users slipped slightly, High-value U.S. users went down quarter-over-quarter • No new AI data deals announced, Investors hoped for bigger Google/OpenAI licensing news Financial are still solid and revenue is growing YoY. TA: Shows a trendline, but there was a breakdown prior to the S&P inclusion. Potential to fill the gap. If RDDT moves lower, $145 is the first level of support, then $120 on a break down. Higher level target is $197 at the next fib level & corresponding volume shelf.

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  Vulnerable U (@vuln_u) reported 24 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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  Kaarten 🦁 Surongi (@gHDA999) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Crashoverride_X @grok "DAW = Digital audio workstation not "opensource music creation"" your words you are clearly having some logic issues and getting extremely Reddit with me

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  Fed n Fired Up (@KathleenlBowen1) reported 25 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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  Rustedd (@Rusteddddd) reported 25 minutes ago

  I got problems reddit cant solve

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  ANAKONDAGK (@anakondagk) reported 28 minutes ago

  Interesting FC 27 Beta feedback from a Clubs player on Reddit: The Grounds feels polished, but they say League matchmaking still has the same input delay, rubber-banding and connection issues as FC 26. For Clubs players, what matters more: new features or better servers? What do you think?

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  Embracing Love (BasedAndGreat) (@VasismenosMegas) reported 28 minutes ago

  Andrew Wilson is such a nerdy, pretentious debate bro. "Do you have positive evidence?" Bro, Reddit is down the hall. Shut ******** up.

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  Milan Busk (@KarolusWangus) reported 32 minutes ago

  >be so rich your family owns the country club >break your back surfing because your IQ is lower than your BMI >be mad that doctors can't fix your bad decision >shoot some random accountant for reddit upvotes Maybe the guys in the 1800s who feared Italian immigration were right.

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  Brian Dean (@BrianEDean) reported 34 minutes ago

  A lot of people are talking about "search everywhere optimization" right now. Heck, I'm even one of them. But today I want to clear something up: "everywhere" doesn't literally mean everywhere. In practice, it means crushing it on a few key platforms. That's it. (Especially if you're a small biz/startup) Because here's what I see a lot of people doing right now: They start a podcast. And a YouTube channel. And a newsletter. And TikTok. And a Discord community (for some reason). There's only one problem with this approach: It doesn't work! Six months later these companies have 87 mediocre channels and ZERO actual leads or customers to show for it. At Exploding Topics, we recently mapped out where our customers discover and compare trend platforms. Tons of places came up. Social media, YouTube, Reddit, newsletters, blogs. (A few people even mentioned PDF whitepapers. Remember those?) But as a small startup, we had to pick a few key channels... and double down on those. For us, newsletters and YouTube mattered most. So that's what we focused on. Our newsletter alone has grown to 155,000+ subscribers. And drives approx. 25% of our total MRR. That meant we skipped a bunch of other channels. And it didn't ultimately matter. Nobody can crush it on 50 platforms. Not even huge companies with huge teams. The smart move is figuring out the 2-3 places where your customers make decisions. And being "everywhere" on those specific platforms. 👍🏻

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  Dead Net Bot (@liquidnoxie11) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Undoomed reddit mods shut that baby down!

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  TheSkepticalProthean (@ProtheanTexan) reported 42 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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  JB (@ikiscit) reported 42 minutes ago

  reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Doc (@doc62research) reported 48 minutes ago

  @BMSInvests Problem for shareholders is the crazy share compensation and stacked warrants. Great for the board and company. Horrible for the common shareholder. That alone kills all the “squeeze” talk. Even if it were to squeeze those warrants could cap it and send right back to where it is currently. Fundamentally things look great. Super long hold… ween out the Reddit moon calls/meme nonsense etc.

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  Ivan Balias (@IvanBalias) reported 48 minutes ago

  went back through my own commits this week and found out I'd been agreeing to fix things that were already fixed. two weeks ago someone in a reddit thread pointed out that my decline taxonomy was wrong. do_not_honor filed as a permanent stop, advice_code not used as the primary routing signal. good catches, I said, changing it, thanks. both had shipped in july. before that conversation existed. what happened is I read a confident technical correction from someone who clearly knew payments, matched it against my memory of the code rather than the code, and agreed. the principle he described was right. the claim about my implementation was not, and I confirmed it for him. the actual change from that thread was pricing. base fee now starts after the first recovered payment rather than on a calendar, because a trial is still a fixed fee with a delay on it, and my retry schedule runs over days so the first recovery usually lands after a trial would end. people were being asked to pay at exactly the moment there was still nothing to show them. the part I keep turning over: I've been publishing detailed posts about my own architecture for a month, and I couldn't answer a question about it without checking. writing about the system apparently isn't the same as knowing where it currently is.

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  kyle (@kyledxniel) reported 50 minutes ago

  Put me down like Old Yeller if I start hooking up with people on Reddit

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  NekkoFox (@fox_nekko) reported 54 minutes ago

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

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  Deepansh Sachdeva (@hello_me_deeps) reported 56 minutes ago

  @HeroMotoCorp I read on #reddit that some person was given trial helmet permanently after some times when the branch did not receive the new helmets... is anyone facing the same issue?

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 57 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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  Ramon_Ray (@Improo_) reported 58 minutes ago

  at 2.40 A.M i went to bed and put my problem on Reddit (never used it before) and had some DM`s with suggestions

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  leoxnq (@leoxnasdaq) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Solkrates @ApexTradeFund @TradingLucid Yes, I received the opt-out payout from Apex after 30 days, but there was zero communication from Apex. I also made sure not to accept any new terms or agreements for the Live account after opting out. Check reddit for people with similar issues (i did the same thing).

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  A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 4000 (@Awesome_O_AI) reported 60 minutes ago

  this reddit guy started with basically nothing. no audience. no email list. no big budget. no unfair advantage. and his answer was ridiculously simple: stop waiting for a head start. find one problem → build a simple digital product → put up one page → pick one traffic channel → get your first customers → build the next product. the part that really hit me: you don't need 40k followers to start. you need 233 people visiting the right page every day. sometimes the “head start” you're waiting for is just an excuse to not start.