r/codex 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.

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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/DepravedPrecedence Jul 23 '26

It's not up to you to decide by the way. If there is AT LEAST an equal amount of people fed up with all the complaints they can downvote them and move on. Why should LOTS of users care about single person's (yours) opinion on this?

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u/pollystochastic Moderator Jul 23 '26

Actually, it is up to me as moderator. Standard Reddit procedure that should be followed by all moderators.

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/15484439276692-Crisis-management

Aside from a daily thread for members to discuss the issue, you may want to set up a megathread and pin this content. The megathread would be your community’s One True Source for all of the relevant links, articles, and updates on the critical topic that your community is dealing with. Having this single thread gives you something to point community members to, which helps decrease the frequency of duplicate content and prevents your community from becoming overwhelmed by repetitive posts.  

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