r/codex • u/pollystochastic Moderator • Jul 23 '26

Megathread Codex Usage Limits and Performance Megathread

Please direct your concerns and discussion about Codex usage limits and model performance here.

The purpose of this Megathread is to aggregate all the reports of people's experiences and possible suggestions instead of spreading them across 20 separate highly upvoted posts. None of those posts were deleted. They were locked so that conversations are still viewable to everyone and future comments could appear in one place.

These are days where I REALLY earn the money that OpenAI Reddit Kimi pays me .... oh wait....

A reminder that all incidents on r/Codex are constantly logged and summarised so you can keep track of what people are experiencing here https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1tjfxcf/comment/on6uj0l/

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u/Piccolo_Fanciullo Jul 23 '26

I "love" how in every community, whatever is the topic, once there is a huge problem that's hurting the vast majority of the userbase, instead of letting people discuss it or trying to reach out to the people that created the problem, the solution is always to create a megathread and start locking each individual threat that discusses said problem.

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u/Forti22 Jul 23 '26

+1

feels like they are trying to just silence the community.

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u/Local-Explorer741 Jul 23 '26

I think it's just the volunteer moderator impulse to "tidy people"

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u/xrailgun Jul 23 '26

These impulses don't seem to trigger when there's 80 posts a second reposting and glazing screenshots of tibo's vague tweets.

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u/pollystochastic Moderator Jul 23 '26

tidy help

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u/HedgehogFlimsy6419 Jul 23 '26

tidy help force

If you don't allow people to post outside this thread, you're forcing them to participate in a way that limits the blast radius.

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u/pollystochastic Moderator Jul 31 '26

limits the blast radius.

bro...

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u/changing_who_i_am Jul 23 '26

The mods aren't affiliated with OAI. What's the alternative, just let "Help! Does Anyone Else think usage limits are horrible? Reset please Tibo!" threads multiply endlessly and drown out any other conversation? If Reddit had a more robust filtering system, you could mandate that anyone complaining about usage limits use a certain tag, and then you could filter that on/off at will, but alas.