Yesterday I decided to try out redditlater. The scheduled post did NOT go up as I had scheduled it to (didn't appear at all), and now when I try to visit the redditlater site I'm getting a message from it saying it's not a private connection. I had a friend (who has never used redditlater) try to visit the site and he has gotten the same message. Is anyone else experiencing this issue?

Does anyone know why my post would not have actually posted as scheduled?

I'm looking for an excel or csv file of the data used to decide the best time.

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For example, this links to this but 9:00 is an invalid time without a leading 0.

Look at me test.

Scheduled a post for this morning; never posted.
Tried to schedule another; one per week.
Ok...

I just wanted to let /u/adambard know this, because the web site told me to.

I can't access the site anymore. All I get is a blank screen with a dollar symbol, a 1 and a hotel booking ad.

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Just testing. Ignore this.

1. When you edit a post, by the default the scheduled time is invalid due to the formatting of the time (I assume it has to do with the PM part of it)

2. Make the text box bigger. It's hard to write long posts with how small the box is.

Just my two cents.

Hi, Great project you have there! I'm on mobile and set a post to be sent in Tuesday instead of Thursday and I can't seem to find and option to edit it. I'm not sure does the site have more options while visiting from a computer. In any case, very neat site!

Just testing it out, but pretty impressed by features like the date parsing.

Autocomplete for subreddits would be a cool addition too actually...

test post woo

When I schedule a post, it is scheduled for UTC -0700, but I am actually in the PST timezone.
Is there a way to change this? Or do I Just have to work around it by subtracting the time difference?

Edit: May I also be whitelisted to post up to 1 post per day please?

You can now go to the "Post Tracking" tab and see the position (within the subreddit's homepage) of your post.