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Reddit lost 86% of its ChatGPT citations in four days, and nobody announced it

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Between 18 July and 7 August, reddit.com held a steady 3.83% of ChatGPT Search citations. Between 14 and 17 August it averaged 0.52%. That is an 86.4% relative decline in four days. No announcement, no policy post, no deprecation notice. Search Engine Journal's coverage is built around the fact tha…

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  1. 2026-08-28 05:06 · DEV Community — AI
    Reddit lost 86% of its ChatGPT citations in four days, and nobody announced it

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