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  Kai4ik (@KaiOrozobekov) reported 1 minute ago

  $SHOP down 30% YTD and quietly executing. 15 shares. Not adding yet. What happened in Q2: - $5B share buyback authorized (was $2B) - AI search orders up 13x year over year - Reddit partnership live - 150+ AI platform updates rolling out The stock is getting punished. The product keeps improving. Classic Shopify. 52-week high: $182. Now at $115. The buyback signals management thinks it's cheap. At what price does $SHOP become interesting again?

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  leo ⚢ (@aponiastits) reported 2 minutes ago

  @housedim1trescu it is a glitch, it has been discussed on reddit as well and i also saw people reaching to playstation support where they replied saying they’re trying to fix the situation

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  alex (@ATomsyck) reported 3 minutes ago

  @G27Status PlayStation is down so bad they are deleting people's posts on reddit that expose they are lying about the digital to physical ratio lol...

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  Brumafriend (@Brumafriend) reported 5 minutes ago

  @stemgingercook @brownliberite It *didn't* happen lol, Reddit just went down. He's answered many more than three.

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  L e a ⚜ (@McGaugheyLea) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MartinDaubney @andyburnham @Reddit Is that because you’re asking actual questions about actual issues?

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  mrgadget (@mrgadgetstudio) reported 10 minutes ago

  Solo founder (on Reddit) hit $2K MRR in 4 months after 2 failed startups. ----- >> His key lessons: - Beta test before launching, fix retention killers early. - Never launch without a waitlist. (I made this mistake many times in the past) - Post consistently on LinkedIn and manually DM interested leads. - Turn sales calls into live onboarding sessions using the customer's real use case. - Build a private community for support and retention. >> Result: 28 paying customers, $2K MRR, and very low churn. Slow, manual growth, but it worked.

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 12 minutes ago

  It’s wild how the same kids who spent hours perfecting combos in Street Fighter are now asking where their clothes come from. It’s not about the hype anymore; it’s about substance. We’ve watched the entire industry churn out disposable trends, built on a foundation of synthetic fibers and planned obsolescence. They flood the market with cheap polyester, masquerading as innovation. That’s the systemic failure we’re here to dismantle. This isn't about buzzwords. This is about first principles. It's about understanding that the material dictates the lifespan, and the lifespan dictates the true cost. I see threads on Reddit – people complaining about shirts falling apart after three washes, about the feel of cheap synthetics. They're not asking for more options; they're asking for clothes that *last*. They're asking for authenticity. We built DDS Boston on a radical premise: durability *is* sustainability. It's that simple. We don't chase fleeting aesthetics. We obsess over the tensile strength of organic cotton. We engineer our garments for longevity, not for a season. Take our heavyweight hoodies. They're not just warm; they're built to become heirlooms. We use GOTS-certified organic cotton because it’s demonstrably better for the planet, yes, but also because it’s inherently stronger. It’s a tangible difference you can feel – the weight, the texture, the way it drapes. This isn't some marketing gimmick; it's physics. The industry narrative is broken. They tell you "recycled" is always the answer. But what about the microplastics shed from recycled polyester in every single wash? That's not a solution; it's just shifting the problem. We chose GOTS organic cotton for our core line because it bypasses those issues entirely. It’s about zero compromise. It’s about building a product that stands up to life, a product that you don’t have to replace every few months. That's the real "circular economy" – making things that don't need to be constantly remade. People ask how to buy sustainable clothing. It's not complicated. Stop looking at the price tag and start looking at the material composition and the certifications. Ask yourself: will this garment still be wearable in two years? Five years? Our GOTS certification isn't just a badge; it’s a guarantee. It means rigorous standards, from seed to shirt. It means no harmful chemicals, reduced water usage, and fair labor practices. It’s the proof point that allows us to stand behind the durability of our products. The fear isn't about missing out on the latest trend; it's about contributing to a mountain of textile waste. It's about the guilt of buying something that’s designed to fail. We offer an antidote. We offer clothing that aligns with your values and withstands the test of time. This is for the builders, the creators, the ones who understand that true value lies in craftsmanship and intention, not in disposability. This is the uniform for the post-hype era. If you’re tired of clothes that disintegrate, if you’re looking for genuine quality that doesn’t cost the earth, then you’re looking for us. Stop buying clothes. Start investing in garments. Check our Transparency Ledger in bio to see the real cost breakdown and understand why our approach is the only way forward.

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  Jess 🐝 (@miss_jess) reported 16 minutes ago

  Reddit got so mad at Daniil losing it’s not working anymore

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  Rishad. (@OsloRichad37735) reported 20 minutes ago

  @benlsage I think the solution u make for them that's not good enough. Cuz reddit made for sharing their problem. So whether it's bad or good they will tell you.

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  Tamiya ⚢ (@_TRAMMY_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @wearyemoji not to be rude, but as long as you pass irl for safety and quality of life reasons, i don't see the problem with ppl thinking you could be trans. it is not inherently bad to be seen as trans if it's a safe environment, i think the reddit trans women were right on this one.

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  Love Island - Slayzz (@SlayzzUKK) reported 23 minutes ago

  deadass why do they all take from the one guy that calls them out for it and has to put messages in every episode.. take it from someone on the Reddit that doesn’t. 😭 problem is even if they did, it’s lower quality cause they post on worse sites and gets uploaded after mine.

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  Lionbush (@Lionbush) reported 23 minutes ago

  @andyburnham With scripted questions no doubt. Why is your Reddit ask me anything removing any questions which are controversial? Why are you censoring it all and avoiding any real issues like Rupert Lowe and his request on the **** Gang Report? No one voted for you to be PM.

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  Jennifer D'aww (@GMShivers) reported 26 minutes ago

  It's terrible because you can't ask the audience and get a straight answer anymore. Everyone is fired up to get their way or ruin your life. Everyone has to go at breakneck speed to get money because the clock is ticking on someone with a big enough voice (or is a good enough bullshitter on reddit) demanding something and if you don't obey....well you're in for a time. It's not just games, it's the entire entertainment and product space for teens and adults.

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  sachavada108 (@sachavada108) reported 27 minutes ago

  @lightdxx @u_Novichok I also had ban issue but now I have like 3 acts on Reddit despite being banned

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  Sohaib Ilyas (@isohaibilyas) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Krypto_Bishop Starting with the audit makes sense. A lot of crypto launches jump to KOLs and hype too fast. I use a tool to check Reddit and X conversations first, because early doubts usually show up there before they become bigger launch problems.