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Podmeta
| Synonyms: | podfic meta |
| See also: | meta, podfic |
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Podmeta is a somewhat ambiguous term often used to describe meta on any subject that is recorded by a podficcer, but sometimes used to describe meta about podfic.
Podmeta is usually a composed essay and not the same as a podcast, which is more likely to be an unscripted conversation or monologue. However, it is uncommon enough as a type of fanwork that there are no set rules about what counts as podmeta.
A few challenges have included podmeta, such as Out Of The Auditary: "Want to podfic "nonstandard" formats such as meta, not!fic, epistolary, poetry, fake scientific articles, etc.? This fest is for you! Submission deadline is March 30th. Rules and details here!"[1]
Examples
- no., Archived version, recorded by klb, paraka, bessyboo, jenepod and reena_jenkins from a short tumblr meta post about sexism in media written by gyzym. September 2012.
- Yes, Archived version, a compilation of blanket permission statements recorded by fire_juggler. 2016