Reddit stopped working for most users this afternoon. For nearly an hour, the site didn't load and displayed an error message reading, "Sorry, we have failed you. Try refreshing!" This unexpected outage left millions of Reddit users frustrated and confused, as they were unable to access their favorite forums and discussions.
A Reddit user was left stunned and hurt after her family members gave her the cold shoulder after she accepted a free upgrade to first class on a flight. She turned to the platform for advice and support, only to find solace in the kind words of fellow Redditors who encouraged her to stand up for herself and not let the negativity get to her.
Reddit has made it clear that it's an ad-first business. Today, it expanded on that practice with a new ad format that aims to sell things directly to users. This move has sparked debate among the community, with some praising the company for finding new revenue streams and others criticizing the intrusion of ads into their browsing experience.
The official Reddit app is a mess, the website's a throwback, and users are officially fed up with the lack of functionality and user-friendly design. Many have taken to the platform to voice their frustrations and demand improvements to the overall user experience.
This is the first installment of r/Farhad, in which Slate contributor Farhad Manjoo delves into the Reddit communities that bring him joy and intrigue. He explores the diverse range of topics and discussions on the platform, highlighting the unique perspectives and voices that make Reddit a hub for information and entertainment.
Reddit is back after a major outage forced the entire site offline. All told, the outage lasted under an hour before company techs fixed the issue and restored access to the platform. Users breathed a sigh of relief as they were able to resume their browsing and participation in discussions.
As of this writing, Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) stock has been publicly trading for about a month. For a variety of reasons, the stock is down, causing concern among investors and analysts. The company continues to face challenges in monetizing its platform and attracting advertisers to support its growth.
An update to the Reddit app on iOS and Android tweaks how comments load when users click a post. Now, clicking on the comments icon will instantly display the comments section, making it easier for users to engage with discussions and share their thoughts on various topics.
Canadians fed up with high grocery prices can now vent in an online Reddit forum called "Loblaws is Out of Control." This community provides a platform for users to share their frustrations and experiences with the supermarket chain, sparking conversations about consumer rights and fair pricing practices.
