When Reddit stops, we have to tremble

[ToNice]

Today, for the third time in a month, I saw Reddit go offline. The first time was before the elections (for me, it was offline for about 2 hours). I saw it offline again yesterday and… today, but today I already understood.

The shutdown before the elections signaled a bot crackdown. Since then, I adapted, rewrote all the codes, and managed to start again. Yesterday, in my opinion, was the prelude to what happened today—the end.

I’ve been creating accounts for 3 hours, and even the smallest post gets banned!

 

[X Galaxy Shop]

It sounds like Reddit’s downtime has been disruptive, especially if it impacts your activities. The recent changes, particularly around bot regulations, seem to signal a shift in their approach. Adapting quickly like you did is impressive—hopefully, this isn’t truly the “end” but an opportunity to innovate further.

 

[X Galaxy Shop]

Doing well, thanks! Tinder's going alright—curious to hear about those tricks! Verified profiles and keeping accounts active sound like solid tips. Share away!

 

[hellahoes]

Today, for the third time in a month, I saw Reddit go offline. The first time was before the elections (for me, it was offline for about 2 hours). I saw it offline again yesterday and… today, but today I already understood.

The shutdown before the elections signaled a bot crackdown. Since then, I adapted, rewrote all the codes, and managed to start again. Yesterday, in my opinion, was the prelude to what happened today—the end.

I’ve been creating accounts for 3 hours, and even the smallest post gets banned!

Reddit filters and its anti-fraud system are very strong now,

 

[DerangedWolf]

At this point, I feel Reddit will face a downfall if they don't change their approach. They keep banning genuine, high-karma accounts that have been contributing valuable content for years. Why would anyone tolerate that?

 

[hellahoes]

At this point, I feel Reddit will face a downfall if they don't change their approach. They keep banning genuine, high-karma accounts that have been contributing valuable content for years. Why would anyone tolerate that?

dude) nothing will happen to reddit, as it was the most popular forum it will remain so.

 

[natsuko]

Yes, the situation on reddit is much improved now and that's good to see.

 

[allen_d99]

Yes, the situation on reddit is much improved now and that's good to see.

Much improved in what way?

 

[ToNice]

Yes, the situation on reddit is much improved now and that's good to see.

Much improved in what way?

Leave it alone, I already said once that account is a bot, and many listen to it.

 

[proxygo]

looks like a few platforms suffer down time

 

[ericlcc]

Today, for the third time in a month, I saw Reddit go offline. The first time was before the elections (for me, it was offline for about 2 hours). I saw it offline again yesterday and… today, but today I already understood.

The shutdown before the elections signaled a bot crackdown. Since then, I adapted, rewrote all the codes, and managed to start again. Yesterday, in my opinion, was the prelude to what happened today—the end.

I’ve been creating accounts for 3 hours, and even the smallest post gets banned!

To my experiences,reddit is working fine and no suspension or ban on account if you manage it accurate using ip or proxy and always logout after operation daily.