Collective Nouns for the Web

Collective nouns are names for a collection or a number of people or things. While there are many examples of collective nouns available online, there are not any well-known resources for collective nouns related to the web.

Arsenal
A StackOverflow question with 6 or more popular answers.
Braintrust
A group, typically made of executives, that have the power to proverbially swoop and poop on a project.
Diatribe
A group of comments left on a pull-request that ultimately change the original scope of the work.
Gommit
A group of commits submitted as a single commit.
Hot Minute
A number of hours spent fixing a bug that ultimately ended up being a typo.
Megabyte
Enough developers to drive a consensus that 1 megabyte of JavaScript is entirely reasonable.
Parade
So many RSS feeds that you have to scroll to see them all.
Quabble
Social media responses or posts that spawn from an especially hot or unpleasant take.
Rendering
Three or more single-page applications mashed together to appear as a single app to the end user.
Roost
Four (4) or more levels of nesting in Sass.
Tababyte
Eight (8) open browser tabs in the same window. For example, two tababytes are equal to 16 open tabs.
Vanity
Ten (10) or more domains owned by a single person, where very few are in use.
Xuabble
Responses or quote xeets that spawn from an especially hot take on X.