A Reddit user says Anthropic finally followed up after months of broken-project support
RaspberryRelevant352 · reddit · 2026-07-28
A Reddit user says Anthropic finally emailed them after a project crash months ago and they had previously given up on support. The post is basically a small but notable anecdote: human support at Anthropic does exist, and it eventually followed up on the broken project state.
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