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Reddit Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Reddit users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Reddit, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Reddit is a social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website. Reddit's registered community members can submit content, such as text posts or direct links.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Melbourne, VIC 1
Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg 1
Bengaluru, KA 1
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Gustavo Adolfo Madero, CDMX 1
Nagpur, MH 1
Chhindwāra, MP 2
Douai, Hauts-de-France 1
Olathe, KS 1
Da Nang, Da Nang 1
Puteaux, Île-de-France 1
New Delhi, NCT 1
Vigo, Galicia 1
Phoenix, AZ 1
Lima, Lima 1
Indio, CA 1
Rosenau, ACAL 1
Pélissanne, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
Adelaide, SA 1
Brisbane, QLD 1
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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TheSamsPodcast
    Sam and Sam (@TheSamsPodcast) reported

    @Jarretts2k @benjaminjudahh Bitcoin was around $200 when I was first told about it in 2013. I had my finger on the trigger to send £1000 sterling through PayPal to some guy. That would have got me around 7 BTC because of exchange rates. That was my trial run...i would have put in a lot more because I had just sold my apple stock that I had held for the entire time Steve Jobs was CEO. I dont know, if I had followed through I might have eventually had 150 or 200 Bitcoin. But I paused before sending the trial amount. The guy I was sending the money to had a frogs head for a profile picture and a name like BTC2MOON or something like that. So I backed out. By January 2018 I was in NYC and heard about it again in a restaurant and came home and googled it and arrived on the block size thread on reddit. I remember thinking yeah thats why I didnt buy it in 2013. So I shut down my browser and went yo bed. My son being born in 2023 was the push I needed. I was 50 and had a new kid and **** myself about his financial future

  • RogueWarrior47
    Rogue Soldiers (@RogueWarrior47) reported

    The Radetec RISC is an ambidextrous, inertial-based digital shot counter designed to mount directly onto compatible Glock pistol slides. It retails for around $150.00 and tracks ammunition usage via built-in motion activation. Core Features and Modes: Count-Up Mode: Tracks every shot fired to maintain a running tally.Countdown Mode: Programs a specific number of rounds so the display decreases with each shot fired. Total Shot Counter: Records cumulative lifetime usage accessible from the count-up setting. Auto Shut-Off: Powers down the screen automatically after 20 seconds of inactivity to save battery.Limitations and Operation: No Chamber Detection: The device does not sense or indicate whether a physical round is loaded inside the chamber.Optics Incompatibility: The unit mounts over the top rear portion of the slide, meaning it cannot be used concurrently with a slide-mounted red dot optic. Community Consensus: Most users on Reddit and social media view slide-mounted counters as a niche novelty rather than a necessity, citing that standard round tracking or slide-lock indicators already fulfill the function. See additional pictures in comments.

  • ecomchigga
    ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported

    "you need a big audience to sell digital products" this is the dumbest lie in this entire space and i'm tired of watching people believe it account A: 48,000 followers. posts daily. professional branding. content calendar planned weeks out. launched a $97 course last month made 6 sales account B: 1,900 followers. posts a few times a week. no logo. pfp is a random stock photo. sells a $39 notion template been doing $4K/month for the past 5 months straight same niche. same platform. same timeframe the difference is where the followers came from the 48K account grew from hot takes and memes. people followed for entertainment. they've never bought a digital product and never will. they're lurkers who double tap and keep scrolling the 1,900 account grew from reddit threads and targeted content about one specific problem. every follower already has the pain point his template fixes. they didn't follow for vibes. they followed because they need what he's selling 150 people with a problem you solve will always outperform 40,000 who think you're interesting i know accounts with triple my following making a fraction of what i make and i know faceless accounts with under 2K followers quietly clearing my monthly revenue with a single ugly template because follower count measures attention revenue measures intent those are completely different currencies stop chasing followers. start finding buyers they're not the same thing and they never were

  • trader_cam
    Camtrader (@trader_cam) reported

    @TheLongInvest What reasonable person searches for information on Reddit. That isnt what lost then US users and IS why they are down. Enjoy stripping your investment to data.

  • owmygroin
    Vince’s Debeanied Hair (@owmygroin) reported

    So the feeds came back up inbetween? Someone on Reddit told me that the feeds were down the whole time but how would we have the first update if that were true? #bb28

  • damian96538
    Damián (@damian96538) reported

    @RamirezElfri I made a post on reddit about that. And I got destroyed in the comment. And down voted yo oblivion. I'm a hoyoshill through and through but I'm also critical and can admit when things are not okay.

  • CalebTrevinoSEO
    Caleb Trevino (@CalebTrevinoSEO) reported

    Quality content is 1/5 of local SEO Here is how to write better SEO content for your site 👇 (Bookmark this and copy me) I have talked to numerous mentors who rank WITHOUT backlinks because their content is good🤯 You should NOT be using generic prompts to write your website content. The problem is not AI content...the problem is weak topical coverage Generic prompts sound polished to a human and rank for NOTHING because they are semantically thin. Missing the exact supporting terms Google needs to understand what the page is even about Before you write a single word check search intent. Google the keyword...see what is already ranking. SERP full of how-to guides, write a how-to. SERP full of service pages, a blog post is the wrong move. Most people skip this completely and wonder why nothing sticks Build your outline from what is already ranking then make it better. 70% proven structure, 30% your own angle.. why your unique, what is unique about the city your in... etc Use AI for research and finding gaps... Not for blind writing. Ask it what is missing. Pull real language from Reddit, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and Wiki. (This is OP) The REAL push comes after that.. ~ Related language and contextual terms ~ Internal links out to related pages ~ Internal links in from older content ~ Support pages reinforcing your $$ page The most important parts of any service/location pages are the HERO and the section beneath it. Those are what get crawled mostly to determine who, what, where you are Great content will limit backlink cost over time 🫰😮‍💨

  • getderb
    Shooter tardfi McGavin (@getderb) reported

    Anyone buying reddit deserves being down -23%, equivalent to buying bcash

  • Gintamatai
    Takauji's babygirl (@Gintamatai) reported

    Dude wait I went over to Reddit to get help fixing the glitch and everybody there is complaining about lack of communication and transparency from the company under the official sub, I thought I was reading lads feedback again what da helly

  • jhal9000
    john (@jhal9000) reported

    @probablykaffe just how many gigabytes of terrible chan meme maps and reddit ****** map posts went into those models anyway

  • UIfowodo
    Ujiro (@UIfowodo) reported

    Today you can be Omni present on the Internet. Have multiple sales conversations on different channels. With zero pressure to sell. Find and collect signals/moments where a potential buyer becomes more likely to have a buying conversation. Create content from a place of deep understanding of the present realities and struggles of your ICP. Even build a waiting list of clients if done right. Because everyday we move together towards a conversation with buyers. Nothing else. Most importantly. A compounding system of work that gets better even after I hand it off over to you. It involves: 1. RADAR- Here we continuously watch the market for signals or situations where a potential buyer is becoming more likely to need your expertise. Not find "leads". But changes in circumstances, fear, desires, and, events that increase the probability of a buying conversation. The radar can listen across : X Reddit LinkedIn Job board Google search Facebook groups Company website Niche community YouTube/podcast Not every channel will be automated. Automation is used primarily for monitoring, collecting, organizing and notifying. Human beings interpret the signal. 2. HUNTER - The most interesting situations are turned into conversations. This is not generic cold outreach. The Hunter can operate through: DMs email replies referrals comments introductions direct conversations community participation The goal here isn't to send more messages. But quickly reach out to start a relevant conversation that the prospect cares about once a signal or situation is detected. The best Hunter activity can also happen organically through the small industry-focused accounts we build and operate. These accounts are not fake personas. They're focused editorial/community identities that allow us to spend time inside the places where the market talks. We listen. We participate. We ask questions. We build relationships. We discover problems. We feed what we learn back into the Radar. 3. LIGHTHOUSE- This is the public expression of everything we learn. Where market knowledge is turned into attraction. Instead of asking: "What should we post today?" We ask: "What are we repeatedly seeing the market struggle with?" Then we create content around those observations. The content can live on: X email YouTube research LinkedIn podcasts case studies other relevant channels The content should focus on hyper-specific problems the target buyer actually fears, worries about, desires, obsesses over, or cares deeply about. Not generic educational content. Not "10 tips." Not content designed to attract other practitioners. The goal is: Make the right buyer feel understood before they ever speak to us. The Lighthouse creates inbound conversations while making the Hunter more effective. 4. LAB- Record reality. Every meaningful conversation reveals new info and we record it here. Signal Client? Source Problem Response Hypothesis Action taken Opportunity? What we learned Company/person Qualified conversation? Over time we learn: Which content? Which channels? Which problems? Which types of buyers? Which conversation angles? Which signals should be killed? Which should receive more attention? Which signals actually produce qualified conversations? The Lab turns activity into institutional knowledge. The system is a compounding loop. It's not a funnel that ends after a campaign. Every month should make the system more intelligent. The company shouldn't have to start from zero every month. If this is you my dms are open The choice to lead must be yours.

  • nellyeeee
    nelly (@nellyeeee) reported

    @iwantlambo saved it from reddit lmfao i think that might be the problem ya

  • JohnGossart
    John Gossart (@JohnGossart) reported

    @RolandMusicSA hey @RolandMusicSA got reddit ppl to solve the problem. tho would have been nice not to get the run around from a company I bought a piano from, yeah?

  • KelwaveStudio
    Will Kelsall (@KelwaveStudio) reported

    got my first real user for PlanningPing this week. not from a fancy launch. not from ads. from a single reddit comment answering someone's actual problem. turns out "be useful in the exact place people are complaining" still works.

  • michael_chomsky
    Michael (@michael_chomsky) reported

    @pxue no this solves a completely different problem. i want 'this proves this agent belongs to Paul, who is an established member of the X and reddit community' let's get him free access to stuff

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