Author: Jay Peters
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
On Wednesday, Reddit was acting up again. Some of us at The Verge ran into some issues browsing the site, including threads with blank comments and some pages with a “504 Gateway Timeout” message.
The key issue seemed to be that comments weren’t loading when you were browsing Reddit’s website when not logged in. In an Incognito Chrome window on desktop, I could see that people posted comments but couldn’t actually see what they wrote. At the bottom of the screen, Reddit’s website showed messages that said, “We had a server error...” I saw this issue when logged out on Reddit’s mobile website as well.
Screenshot by Jay Peters / The Verge
Before I originally published this story, I occasionally ran into the 504 errors...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
On Wednesday, Reddit was acting up again. Some of us at The Verge ran into some issues browsing the site, including threads with blank comments and some pages with a “504 Gateway Timeout” message.
The key issue seemed to be that comments weren’t loading when you were browsing Reddit’s website when not logged in. In an Incognito Chrome window on desktop, I could see that people posted comments but couldn’t actually see what they wrote. At the bottom of the screen, Reddit’s website showed messages that said, “We had a server error...” I saw this issue when logged out on Reddit’s mobile website as well.
Screenshot by Jay Peters / The Verge
Before I originally published this story, I occasionally ran into the 504 errors...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...