The latest failure blamed on users
Posted Feb 4, 2019, 3:11 AM UTC
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Also, hire someone who can fucking draw to do these images. They're atrocious.
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Where is this from?
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This is one of several screens that come up when Reddit's servers are so overloaded that you can't get to the site.
Dunno when this version rolled out, last night was the first time I'd seen them.
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This isn't a new screen, the one posted by op is more than a year old
They've had variants of it though
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Been coming up since as long as I've been here I think.
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You're correct that they've had screens similar to this for a long time now, but I'm referring specifically to the new designs like the one posted by OP.
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Hey new guy, these error pages have been around a long time. It's supposed to be a joke. Reddit was getting inadvertantly DDOSed around halftime.
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Yep. It's a joke.
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If you're taking that as an attack on users you're insecure.
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Ain’t nobody got time for that
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Almost Everything wrong with reddit is fixable.
But reddit the company doesn’t want to develop the tools and systems or make and enforce the rules required to keep reddit out of the trash pit its headed towards.
Im just sad I discovered reddit so late in its life cycle.
Probably better than seeing something so nice deteriorate so badly
Try voat
Last time I went on voat it was a smorgasbord of teenage racism and edginess.
I'm fine with people saying things I don't like.
But their weird as fuck comment rules are psychotic, and they just don't have the userbase to justify such stringent rules. It's very obvious that they don't actually want people to use their site.
Indeed. Voat is run by the same people who ran Reddit into the ground, larping as Nazis.
I've had experience with Voat and it's got the same SRS/Top Minds brigaders who openly target people. The site's admin is a cheap Spez type who barely conceals his bias.
You're fine with nazi shit?