Slashdot Effect

Noun · Hacker Culture

Definitions

  1. A sudden surge in traffic that overwhelms a small website after it is linked from a major online source, originally Slashdot. The phrase is now used more broadly for any popularity-driven spike that infrastructure was not prepared to handle.

    In plain English: A traffic spike so large it overwhelms a site after getting linked by a popular source.

    Example: "The docs site went down from a modern version of the Slashdot effect after the launch hit social media."

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