Glitches and extreme lag make website and app unusable The website has become unusable. The app is even worse. Everything lags so much, and the application is completely unresponsive to taps and button pushing 75% of the time. Not a problem with my phone or browser, everything else works fine. This is beyond simply extreme glitchiness - it is simply unusable half the time in this state. Specific problems: - Unresponsiveness to touch. Buttons cannot be pressed half the time. Page freezes extremely often. Not solved by reloading, back arrow to previous page, or even sometimes exiting out and reopening page. - Not loading comments. Recently, many pages I open will only load maybe two comments, then a scrollable black screen. Again, not solved by above measures most of the time. - Inability to post comments, and especially posts, from the website. Not sure if it's intentional, but I cannot make posts unless I'm on the app. Comments I usually can make, but it will take 5 minutes to load, and more often than not will return errors a few times before I can get it to work. - App is simply ridiculous. I do not use the app, because you cannot get a multi-step action done, due to extreme lag and an unresponsiveness to touch and button pressing. It is unusable, and the few times I've redownloaded the app to make a post, it's taken 30+ minutes to get it to work. - Refusal to load replies. This one is not new, been present since I first started reddit several years ago. But it's still annoying nonetheless when about 40-50% of the time, replies will load endlessly rather than show more when clicking on the button to show more replies. I do like reddit. I have used it for several years. I am so addicted, that I tried my best to work around these frequent glitches and freezes anyway. But at this point, pages freezing and refusing to load have increased in frequency so much that I cannot use reddit even if I want to. It is rapidly becoming unusable.

I’ve tried to like this site I’ve tried to like this site. It doesn’t seem to matter what subreddit I am in, anyone who posts comments that dont align with what the majority is thinking will immediately be downvoted and no doubt some “expert” will be sure to post an insulting comment in response. Simple innocuous posts, are suddenly victim to a barrage of downvotes and rude comments because someone disagrees. The majority of users may not act this way, but enough of the users do, so that the site is unusable by anyone who doesn’t use the internet for arguing, since that is all Reddit seems to be about. Trashing people with different ideas then yours. That is Reddit. Narrow mindedness for the masses, as though the world needs more of that.

Terrible sight with the potential to be… Terrible sight with the potential to be good if the admin team played fair! Kept deleting my new karma on a daily basis, spent 3 days of my life following all the rules, verifying my self to post in various communities Onely to have my account muted. They must not like the 18+ profiles yet my stuff was so pg compared to others that were posting . Contacted admin and got no response other than deleting yet more of my karmas. Total waste of time and now I can’t delete my account either as well as being unable to edit profile

Reddit is one of the sites i use most Reddit is one of the sites i use most. Despite all the negative comments I'd like to say something positive. Reddit's huge selection of subreddits have helped me a lot with questions related to technical issues, music, parties, etc. I skip all the news reddits or reddits about politics, war, etc. When you are looking for answers about technical things, or join some funny subreddits, the site will be pretty okay. I am on there every day and have never been annoyed by people or bigotry or whatever like that, i dont even see it come by. This is because Reddit only shows you posts from subreddits you sign up to, so all the people that see bigotry or hate speech or whatever, should just not join those subreddits and only join subreddits with topics they do like. There are a few really useful subreddits which are my places to go to get certain information and when its not there i ask and get an answer.

I bought a Canon Pixma TS3500 printer I bought a Canon Pixma TS3500 printer. I'm not going to leave a long essay. Safe to say some things are cheap meaning inexpensive and some are cheap because they are made cheaply. This one checks both boxes.