[wicknicks]

The video game community might misinterpret it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frag_%28video_gaming%29

[ceejayoz]

That's exceedingly unlikely.

[annnnd]

Not really - that was how I understood it too, and the title just didn't make any sense. Is "defragging" a common substitute for "defragmenting"? I have never encountered it before.

[mvanvoorden]

Yes it is. When MS-DOS introduced defrag.exe, the term defragging came into existence and never left :)