mir·ror
noun (plural mir·rors)

something accurately reproducing something else: something that accurately reproduces, describes, or conveys something else

A mirror is an exact copy of a site placed on a separate server from the original so that a) all of the bandwidth doesn't hit one server, and b) people in different areas of the world can have a copy on a server nearer to them.

We copy data from source sites all over the world, updating our copies at least once a day. By using our mirrors, users can get rapid access to a variety of popular Internet resources, even if the source site is unavailable or overloaded. By having us as a mirror, source sites can reduce their load.

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