Is it just me or has Reddit been down much more frequently than any other social media?
I'd call it a forum more than social media, the focus is on a topic rather than individuals. But when it comes to outages nothing beats Twitter. I'm not really a Twitter user, but when I click a link from elsewhere there's a >50% chance I'll get "we're having trouble loading this tweet".
Reddit started having a serious number of outages when they started rolling out their API-driven SPA-style frontend. Back when everything was server rendered it seemed far more reliable.
IMHO they're facing some kind of outage. When I open reddit, it is waiting long seconds, then it is loaded quickly. Navigating on the site is as usual.
It is for me in Australia, but there was a delay of about 15 seconds in loading, instead of immediate. 08:18 AEST
It's down.
Down for me. IIRC since the new website comes up the rate has been increasing.