FWIW, I feel that this entry doesn't capture all/most of how I see "meta-level" used.
Here's my attempted description, which I wrote for another purpose. Feel free to draw on it here and/or to suggest ways it could be improved.
Meta-level and object-level = typically, “object-level” means something like “Concerning the actual topic at hand” while “Meta-level” means something like “Concerning how the topic is being tackled/researched/discussed, or concerning more general principles/categories related to this actual topic”
E.g., “Meta-level: I really appreciate this style of comment; I think you having a policy of making this sort of comment is quite useful in expectation. Object-level: I disagree with your argument because [reasons]”
FWIW, I feel that this entry doesn't capture all/most of how I see "meta-level" used.
Here's my attempted description, which I wrote for another purpose. Feel free to draw on it here and/or to suggest ways it could be improved.
One of those tags I'm surprised we didn't already have. Good job on noticing and writing it!
Should this be "and" or "vs" in the tag title?
I'm in favour of keeping the and – it keeps the implication that a conversation can switch between meta and object level.