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r/oops subreddit stats

Posts, comments, unique posters, link rates, and activity patterns from the last month, updated daily.

Updated . Reporting period: Sep 25, 2026–Oct 25, 2026 (UTC).

From September 25, 2026 to October 25, 2026, 21,719 users on r/oops made 489 posts and 45,593 comments, or about 16 posts/day and 1,491 comments/day. The subreddit averaged 93.2 comments per post; 93.9% of posts and 0.6% of comments contained links. Its Health Score was 47.1/100, meaning unique posters divided by total posts and comments. The top 1% of users produced 21.1% of posts and 11.0% of comments. Activity is measured in UTC: the most active hour was 00:00 (1.4x avg), the most active day was Saturday (1.3x avg), and normalized weekend volume was 1.33x weekday volume.

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Posts/month
489
Posts/day
16
Comments/month
45,593
Comments/day
1,491
Posts with links
93.9%
Comments with links
0.6%
Comments per post
93.2
Unique posters
21,719
Health Score
47.1/100
Unique posters divided by total posts and comments.
Top 1% user posts
21.1%
Share of posts made by the most active 1% of users.
Top 1% user comments
11.0%
Share of comments made by the most active 1% of users.
Most active hour
00:00 (1.4x avg)
Based on average activity per hour in UTC.
Most active day
Saturday (1.3x avg)
Based on average activity per weekday in UTC.
Weekend vs weekday
1.33x
Weekend daily volume divided by weekday daily volume, normalized by day in UTC.

Daily activity in r/oops

Daily totals combine posts and comments, grouped by UTC date. The lighter final bar shows a partial day through Oct 25 at 13:55 UTC.

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The heatmap shows when people post and comment, not when a post is most likely to get clicks or upvotes. Our Reddit posting-time analysis explains how to use activity patterns when planning a post.

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Calculated . Based on comments from Oct 18 through Oct 24, 2026 (UTC). Results are refreshed after one month.

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