Nah, that's old news. Visit /r/ShortSqueeze or /r/ShortSqueezeArmy for their next target. And it wouldn't be hedge funds taking it down, because there's a Discord backup.
OK, I am looking at the graph again and I agree it is probably more like 2 million vs 9 million, yeah? That's still a lot more eyeballs later. I don't think WSB will ever be the same.
For one of the world's largest web sties, Reddit is down A LOT. It feels almost as bad as Twitter from the fail whale days. Frequently the site will be up, but you'll just get served a public homepage as if you weren't logged in. I feel embarrassed for their engineers. They have to start making site reliability priority #1.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 67.7 ms ] threadI do notice all of their message backlogs haven't moved though, so who knows how accurate the request rate is.
GME news travelled absurdly quickly. The two events lined up too well.
As others have stated, http://status.reddit.com will display uptime stats.
The downtime doesn't seem to be affecting their growth or revenue, so I guess not.