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When Reddit stops, we have to tremble

Sigrid Murazik Jr.

Sigrid Murazik Jr.

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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!
 
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Abby Douglas

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Nov 22, 2024
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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.
 
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