This morning, at around 7 a.m. PT, the social media platform Reddit experienced yet another outage after experiencing one yesterday afternoon. According Social media platform Reddit is experiencing an outage this afternoon,

Its status page now says the platform is “monitoring the results” of its fix, but that there still may be “degraded performance” on its website or mobile app. At the height of the outage, the site didn’t load at all and simply displayed the error message: “upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: connection failure.”

AM EST The issues with Reddit appeared to have fully resolved. Reports of issues on Down Detector have declined sharply and the site appeared to be functioning normally. Reddit appeared to crash on Thursday morning,

All told, Reddit was down for around four hours in total this afternoon before finally recovering. According to Reddit's own incident tracker, the company implemented a fix at around 7:45 PM ET following this outage. According to a statement shared with The Verge, the website's downtime originated with a bug in a recent update.

Reddit users reported having problems with the site two days in a row. Reddit said it had fixed a problem with its website on Thursday, after users reported having issues accessing the community-focused message board site for the second time in two days.

Reddit said on Wednesday it has rolled out a fix for a software bug that prevented tens of thousands of people from accessing the social media platform in the U.S.

The popular message-board service was unavailable on Thursday and on Friday morning -- the company mentioned an update bug that could be the culprit.

Reddit has resolved a problem with its website, the social media company said on Thursday, after an outage impacted thousands of users for about an hour.

Popular website Reddit is experiencing major issues as users report severely degraded performance across the site.