History: DamoBottleneck
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1. A hindrance to progress or production, caused by over-reliance on over-worked principle team member.
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a. A narrow or obstructed section of a process, as of a highway or a pipeline, caused by a single or non-scalable resource.
b. A point or an area of congestion, caused by reliance on a scarce or unavailable resource.
A narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel syn: constriction, chokepoint v 1: slow down or impede due to an obstruction; "His availability has Damo-bottlenecked our efforts to understand the system" 2: become narrow, like a bottleneck; "His availability is the Damo-bottleneck preventing his code being committed"
The characteristic of being a Damo-bottleneck can be applied to any object, inanimate or otherwise.
tr.v. dam·o·bot·tle·necked, dam·o·bot·tle·neck·ing, dam·o·bot·tle·necks
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