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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.
- Website Down (53%)
- Sign in (23%)
- Errors (23%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Guayaquil
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Errors | 10 days ago |
 Veracruz
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Website Down | 15 days ago |
 Bhubaneshwar
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Website Down | 18 days ago |
 Melbourne
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Sign in | 20 days ago |
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San Nicolás de los Garza
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Sign in | 23 days ago |
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Ciudad Obregón
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Website Down | 23 days ago |
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Reddit Issues Reports
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White Dad, Asian Mom = Hell 🇨🇳 ☭☭☭☭☭ (@WasianChecker) reported
No hate but I was just cruising reddit and found this post randomly suggested to me The tone of it and the condescension of it is wild, but the other obvious thing is not called out, which is funny because the same denial of the issues many half Asians face, carries the same cultural thread of people not addressing the elephant in the room with posts like this
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Rogue Soldiers (@RogueWarrior47) reported
TacPack is a monthly tactical subscription box that splits community opinion: it consistently delivers solid on-paper retail value, but individual items can be hit-or-miss depending on your specific firearm setup and gear needs. The service features two primary tiers shipped mid-month: the Standard Tier ($59.95/month, promised $90–$120 value) and the TacPack Plus Tier ($139.95/month, promised $240–$300 value). Watch this video breakdown of a real subscriber opening a TacPack Plus box to see the retail value comparison and physical quality of the contents firsthand: Pros: High-tier brands: The service frequently partners with recognized, reputable brands like Vortex, Real Avid, Mission First Tactical, Walker, and Timber Creek.Raw dollar value: Box contents almost always surpass the subscription fee if priced individually by MSRP. AR build curation: They often run multi-month themed tracks, such as their 4-part AR upgrade series, which delivers items like M-LOK handguards, QD endplates, custom pistol grips, and optics. No-hassle cancellation: Reviewers note that their cancellation policy is straightforward with no hidden contracts. Cons: The "Filler" problem: You will inevitably receive gear you already own or don't need, such as generic first-aid materials, excess tumblers, cleaning brushes, or t-shirts.Quality variances: Some boxes lean on budget-line accessories or house-branded clones rather than premium name brands.Inaccurate marketing cards: Some users have flagged discrepancies where promotional cards claim items are "USA Made" while the factory packaging denotes manufacture in China. What Community Reviewers Say: Reviewers on platforms like Reddit and YouTube tend to view the service as a fun novelty or a source of gifts for friends, but caution against using it to complete a serious duty or defensive loadout. **My opinion: I would call it "Pack Rat"; eventually it's gonna build up unless you have an online store to resell the items you do not need.**
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Issac Abraham (@IssacAbrahamm) reported
@Fashion_Nexus @lil_ps3wayne @CBSBigBrother The people on reddit have already slowed down and studied the clips. I told you their conclusion. And Drew 100% made that statement.
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Maria‼️🔥 (@even_Absrder) reported
mfw i find a reddit post addressing my exact problem and the only comment is deleted
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Nishant Nischal (@Nishant_N_25) reported
Outbid. lol was a success but most of it's clone failed. Don't chase virality chase real business. 7 tools I'd use to research a competitor before spending hours making a clone: Similarweb → traffic LinkedIn → team & hiring Crunchbase → funding Product Hunt → launches G2 → customer feedback Google Trends → demand Reddit → real user problems Your research gets much better when you stop relying on one source. Save this.
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rom-communist (@gangseyboi) reported
@textsandscones I was reading a reddit thread of people recounting their experiences reading it and it sounds rough. So many of them were like i put the book down for a week or like i genuinely didn’t believe it happened and i had to go reread it
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Jeremy Fuster (@jeremyfuster) reported
@ScottMendelson Too late. The blue checks have already handed down their verdict of "millennial reddit chungus ahh movie."
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j (@lcvechenji) reported
notes! - slightly aged down for the sake of the story but it honestly doesn't matter - disregard timestamps, likes, shares, etc - loosely based on a reddit post i saw a while ago - this is a reupload!
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Jet (@Jet_Limit1) reported
if you are currently typing a comment in r/competitivewow STOP! I have installed a malware virus on the reddit servers that will instantly shut down your computer and cue a bar of soap and tube of toothpaste amazon delivery to your house
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Johnny Sins (@iamjohnnyzinz) reported
@redditkarma What's your plan? Is there an xcom? We need to share the word out there and tag @Reddit otherwise this is just going down the drain
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George from 🕹prodmgmt.world (@nurijanian) reported
100% agree here, what may be dead is the old discourse that maybe made it seem “alive”, same parallels in product management, there was a thriving community a few years ago, but the discourse has changed, and maybe matured too. we don’t really talk about the same issues (unless its Reddit or they’re hopelessly behind the times). but the field is alive, perhaps more alive than ever
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Restless (@Restless_Roman) reported
@BreadBreadlx reddit is down the hall and to the left
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Artyom Shimanski (@a_shimanski) reported
Things that felt like progress but weren't: → redesigning the landing page again → adding a feature nobody asked for → reading about marketing → buying another domain Things that actually moved something: → 20 DMs to people with the problem → one Reddit post in the right place → asking 5 users why they stopped using it Boring wins. Every time.
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SSuperSStricklin (@6gazzillion) reported
@Lawgiver771 @JimStrabo @TArchcast Google is free and Reddit is down the hall
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Fred (@my_legs_fred) reported
@ethanpvzfan2k14 Then I will track you down and get you banned on reddit
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vechen (@miu21590) reported
When I posted this on Reddit, there was a lot of hate. I understood why. But I didn’t trigger the bug, and I didn’t do anything to keep it alive. The quota simply stopped moving, so I used the window while it existed. It wasn’t only me either. Several people showed up with the same bug, and I had already talked to a few of them while it was happening. We all assumed it was some kind of promo. Every one of them built a ridiculous amount during that month. I’m pretty sure I just pushed it the furthest. I reported it near the end. Three days later it was gone on every account I could test. The next day OpenAI told me the issue was no longer active, so there was nothing left to confirm or reward.
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Nidhun G L (@GLNidhun) reported
@morvinedward I too heard this in reddit from some folks who worked for the movie. But apparently their version stated Yash as having issues with her version and used to fight everytime. His team directed most of the monstrosity that we saw in the released version.
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Colorado Principled Physicians (@ColoradoDoctors) reported
Men don't get PMDD, @Reddit. Men don't ********** so "inclusive" language would be inaccurate language here. Reddit also removed a PCOS support group that had 1000s of members because trans-identifying men wanted to participate and indulge their fantasies of pretending to be women and imagining they have menstrual disorders for kicks. Women with actual PCOS objected, and were punished by Reddit moderators by being banned and having the group shut down. PMDD and PCOS are real conditions women suffer from because of their female bodies. Erasing female language and rights is not a misogynistic side effect of the trans industry, it's a deliberate, prominent feature.
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Arvind (@nctrnlgz) reported
How the hell did you get your first 10 SaaS customers? I keep seeing the same problem with devs/new founders: They can build the product. They have no idea how to get the first customers. If you’re running a SaaS, drop the link below and tell me how you got your first 10 customers. Cold outreach? Friends? Reddit? Twitter? Referrals? Something completely random? Curious to hear what actually worked.
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알렉스 & That 🐻❄️ྀིྀི (@aenlixea) reported
My Felix inspired double helix got infected so I asked advices on reddit. Tell me why the Americans redditors are all telling me to go to the ER ??? Is that a common thing in the US ? Do you go to the ER at any small problem? 😭 I’ll just wait for my doc appointment on monday tf
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Aetius (@AetiusRF) reported
@revenant_MMXX Death of the guy who made it launched it into Reddit I feel. Otherwise they’d shout it down
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Samantha (@Based_Project) reported
@Helldivers_NOW The game is an unbalanced mess and if you try to bring that up you get 57 reddit morons calling it a skill issue just to ignore the fact that the games unbalanced and the most balanced thing in recent times the new squid sub faction.
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Isaac Weishaupt (@IlluminatiEyes) reported
@Jilderness What does "CV" mean? I'd really love to track down the evidence on his wife being OTO (there's a Reddit thread but points to a dead link).
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Mike Perez (@highrank) reported
@pavlos1944 Not even close to same. So much terrible SEO and AEO advice these days flowing on X, Instagram, Reddit. I’ve been in the SEO industry for 20+ years now and I can say it’s worse than it’s ever been.
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The Boring Developer (@boringdev77) reported
@adhamuxi i'd find one person with the exact problem i'm solving, not a general audience. probably a reddit thread, a slack group, or someone complaining on X. DM them, don't pitch, just ask questions. if i understand their problem better than they do, the conversation usually sells itself without me trying to sell
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Jebarson S (@JebarsonPonraj) reported
I used to think marketing meant posting everywhere. Twitter Reddit LinkedIn Instagram Product Hunt I'd post once or twice, get almost no traction, then stop. Then I'd go back to building. The problem wasn't the product. I had no distribution system.
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Mal Roadkill (@MalRoadkill) reported
@justhereforvt Reddit and tumblr tier morons being so insufferable they burn down the things they love. Apparently the Supernatural shippers were just as awful irl.
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Vote (@Deetodeeme) reported
Happened upon this Reddit post. Open letter from very upset residents in Milford CT (big turn out for the meeting) I wonder if this poster spoke: To the Milford Board of Aldermen, Mayor Richard Smith, the Board of Police Commissioners, Chief Keith Mello, and the Milford Police Employees' Union, and to our neighbors across Milford: We are residents of Milford, writing in the open, because that is where this conversation should have happened from the start. For more than a year our town has been fitted with one of the largest police surveillance networks in Connecticut, and most of us learned of it only after it was built. No one voted for this. The Board approved a line item called a Security Camera Project. It never named a citywide license plate tracking network, a police drone program, or a real time monitoring center. The department's own 2024 strategic plan laid all of it out a year before residents saw a word, and the system has grown from 30 cameras to more than 90 with no new vote. We were told our data is shared with one partner. The city's own records show a dozen agencies, plus a federal one. In February the chief told the Board of Finance that federal immigration accounts could search Connecticut plate data across state lines. That is not a rumor. It is on the record. At the very start, safeguards were put on the table, an independent audit, competitive bidding, and proof that our data is destroyed. The board voted all three down. So when we are told to trust the process, we remember that the process already rejected the guardrails. And we cannot ignore who is leading this. Chief Mello does not only run Milford's cameras. He chairs the state council writing Connecticut's plate reader rules, and Flock itself boasts that it worked with that council to write the new law. The man selling this to Milford is helping write the rules every town in the state will follow. That is a conflict of interest, plainly stated. To the officers and your union, we hear you, and no one here wants to take away an alert about a stolen car or a wanted person. But that tool does not require a permanent record of where every innocent person in Milford goes, shared far beyond our borders and held by a private company. You said a conversation about safeguards is welcome. So do we. Let us have it honestly. This month the Governor asked every town in Connecticut to pause new camera installations until the state sets privacy rules. The chief who chairs that state council is refusing to pause his own town. So here is what we are asking, in the open. Turn the cameras off and do not renew the contract. Produce the records that show who can see our data. Adopt the safeguards you rejected. And to Chief Mello, you work for the people of Milford, not for Flock Safety. If you will not stand with the residents who pay your salary, you should step down. You all work for us. Come to Parson's Auditorium on August 19, and to the Board of Aldermen special meeting on August 27, and say so to our faces. A safe town does not have to be a watched one. - Local members of the Milford community
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Beastu (@Beastbro07) reported
@RevenueCat yeah, targeted beats broad reach every time for first users. reddit threads where people are already asking for a fix are basically direct outreach, saw a founder get into those instead of cold DMing by going through Community Mentions.
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missing hiker (@jarboeliving) reported
@wawa60124053221 someone on reddit recommended the site and the reviews are good so i assume its fine my only problem would be if it was scratchy but judging by the comments it isnt so... ill just see how the shipping costs are