Thanks. I was working from a higher-level, all-encompassing perspective, but you're right. It is high-level, all encompassing, but on a subject area, not everything. 

TNStacker

It's not what the word means.  Traditionally used to denote content that relates to the site on which it resides.

i.e. 'meta' would mean content about Stacker.News -- posts about Stacker.News show on YT, suggestions for the site, announcements of new features, announcements about rewards, stuff like that.  If you look, that's about half of the content in 

Does 'meta' just mean 'miscellaneous' now?

UCantDoThatDotNet

It's not what the word means.  Traditionally used to denote content that relates to the site on which it resides.

![Selection_029.png](https://m.stacker.news/23609)

i.e. 'meta' would mean content about Stacker.News -- posts about Stacker.News show on YT, suggestions for the site, announcements of new features, announcements about rewards, stuff like that.  If you look, that's about half of the content in ~meta - showing that many know and understand the traditional definition.

