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Slash (or solidus), the "/" character

Slash, a guitarist formerly with Guns N' Roses and Slash's Snakepit, and currently with Velvet Revolver

Slash fiction, sexual fan fiction

Slash, a name used for the software that powers the Slashdot website

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Slash (weblog system)Slash (a backronym for S lashdot L ike A utomated S tory-telling H omepage) is the open source collection of Perl scripts which runs Slashdot, one of the oldest and most popular collaborative weblogs around. Slash was originally written by Rob Malda, and	SlashdotSlashdot (frequently abbreviated online as "/. is a popular technology-oriented weblog, primarily consisting of short summaries of stories on other websites with links to the stories, and provisions for readers to comment on the story. Each story generall	Slashdot effectSlashdot The Slashdot effect is the huge influx of Internet traffic to a website as a result of its being mentioned on Slashdot, a popular technology news and information site. It can be generalized to refer to any time a popular website links to another
Slash (punctuation)A solidus oblique or slash is a punctuation mark. It is also called a diagonal separatrix shilling mark stroke virgule or slant . Usage History This symbol goes back to the days of ancient Rome. In the early modern period, it was the predecessor of the co	Slash'EMSlash'EM (short for Super Lotsa Added Stuff Hack Extended Magic ), is a variant of the roguelike game NetHack with many extra features, monsters, and items. Several NetHack features, such as the Monk class, "conduct" (voluntary challenges) and the Sokoban	Slash fictionSlash fiction is fan fiction, describing gay pairings between media characters, often in explicit detail, and very frequently outside the canon of the source. The name arises from the use of the slash character in phrases such as " Kirk/ Spock" to describ
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