I'm really confused by the chart on the site https://blackout.photon-reddit.com/ I understand the dip annotated with the red arrow, but I do not understand the rebound annotated with the green arrow... With that many sites down, it should not be possible to rebound to normal levels...
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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If you go to the site and view by new it's just page after page of /r/askreddit. Tons of people posting to it with nowhere else to post. So that would explain some of the rebound but the graph is still odd that it rebounded to exactly where it should be if there was no blackout.
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Thanks for sharing!
Also a good opportunity to back it up everyone with just not visiting their site. I've added 127.0.0.1 reddit.com old.reddit.com www.reddit.com mod.reddit.com i.reddit.com to my hosts file so I don't accidentally follow a link to Reddit (I think they have a lot more subdomains, so the hosts file based approach isn't perfect, but hopefully good enough for a quick solution).
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Time to sit back, relax, and watch ~~the world~~ Reddit burn 😎 🍿
Reddit itself seems to be completely down for me. I wonder if this is drawing a lot of attention and just overloading them, or tinfoil hat, they’re shutting off the servers to hide all the blackouts…
Edit: seems to be working again.
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So they use reddit APIs to check the status? They must be very rich
So after June 30th we will not have an idea about the state of things anymore... :P
According to their GitHub page (their code is all open source), they pull the data from the r/modcoord sub.
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I was looking for something like this, thanks for sharing!
This is great. Some big ones are already dark.
So one thing I've noticed is that /r/videos is still labelled as "public" - I wonder if there's a way to show subreddits that have restricted new posts as well? (Maybe I'm missing the point here)
This is awesome. We all need to stick together on this one
I wish someone or a dev could make this list in these website and propose lemmy/kbin equivalents for us the redditors to join instead. On the other hands mods of those subreddits if they want they can make a community over these platforms.
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Is there a way to see what subs re dark out of the actual total? This looks like it is what % are dark compared to what % are restricted?
In other words I confused what the n is on all of these
Is there a way to see what subs re dark out of the actual total?
https://blackout.photon-reddit.com
Choose 'percent' on the third card on the left.
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This is amazing