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'''Meta''' usually means something like "at a higher level of abstraction" or "self-referential". It is usually used as a prefix, instead of a complete word. | '''Meta''' usually means something like "at a higher level of abstraction" or "self-referential". It is usually used as a prefix, instead of a complete word. | ||
− | * For formats that define or | + | * For formats that define or describe formats, see [[Schema formats]] |
* For formats used as a basis for other formats, see [[Metaformats]] | * For formats used as a basis for other formats, see [[Metaformats]] | ||
* For higher-level data included in files, see [[Metadata]] | * For higher-level data included in files, see [[Metadata]] |
Revision as of 16:25, 14 August 2017
Meta usually means something like "at a higher level of abstraction" or "self-referential". It is usually used as a prefix, instead of a complete word.
- For formats that define or describe formats, see Schema formats
- For formats used as a basis for other formats, see Metaformats
- For higher-level data included in files, see Metadata
- The term metafile is ambiguous, but for some reason it most commonly refers to certain vector graphics formats
- For articles about this wiki, see Category:Meta
Other "meta" articles that might not be in the above categories:
- Meta (augmented reality glasses)
- Metafont
- MetaMorph Stack
- Meta-Package File
- Meta Raster Format
- NASA Raster Metafile
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the term "Meta".