(If you don't know what Slashdotted means, it means that it has appeared in
www.slashdot.org website, which is a geeky website I read. They get thousands of
hits a day and if a website is mentioned on Slashdot it can bring down
webservers - Known as the Slashdot Effect)
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# Alias: HaloMan
# URL: www.pocketheaven.com
# Annoying Thing No. 8: Army Men games.
Their article had David's post linked as http://www.ubergeek.tv/futurama
which in turn was taken from CGEF, credited as www.gotfuturama.com with a
link. Now here is what happened even with this level 2 link:
http://www.gotfuturama.com/img/slashdot.gif
mArc @ gotfuturama.com
> With the thing about David X. Cohen being posted. Prepare to have this
> newsgroup invaded with geeks.
Isn't it already?! I mean, how many non-geeks would laugh at a cartoon
robot being chased through a haunted castle by ghostly Windows OS and
flying toaster icons? And that's just one example! ;)
Maybe the flood of people will help boost ratings for the show and we can
get a better timeslot...nah, Fox wouldn't fall for that.
--
Tom Georgoulias
http://www.io.com/~tomg
>
>With the thing about David X. Cohen being posted. Prepare to have this newsgroup
>invaded with geeks.
>
You mean invaded by *more* geeks.
>(If you don't know what Slashdotted means, it means that it has appeared in
>www.slashdot.org website, which is a geeky website I read. They get thousands of
>hits a day and if a website is mentioned on Slashdot it can bring down
>webservers - Known as the Slashdot Effect)
I haven't checked out slashdot for a while, I guess I should get over
them again. For whatever it's worth, you're right. If you watch
TechTV, especially The Screen Savers, they refer to slashdot pretty
frequently.
--Larry
No, it's known as the Something Awful Effect.