Lots of speculation on Twitter about this—a failed attempt to re-open all closed subreddits and instate their own moderators. I can't imagine it'd be that, although I do enjoy the conspiracy, and more likely they were using the window of reduced traffic to make some larger changes and they went awry
Reddit.com appears to be having an outage
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#24Lots of speculation on Twitter about this—a failed attempt to re-open all closed subreddits and instate their own moderators. I can't imagine it'd be that, although I do enjoy the conspiracy, and more likely they were using the window of reduced traffic to make some larger changes and they went awry
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#25> No, you see, it was not a protest, it was simply a small outage, nothing to worry about.
Joking aside, I have a few bots monitoring content and I saw ~10% drops in comment activity before the outage (vs. the baseline from last week).
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#28This is just the usual message you get when they are overloaded. Goes to show how successful this "boycott" is.
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#29HN is also really slow, this could be a wider-spread backend issue like when that one CDN took down half of the internet with it.
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#30HN is also really slow, this could be a wider-spread backend issue like when that one CDN took down half of the internet with it.