basemetal

Basemetal, also known as Basemeta, is a term primarily used in web development and software engineering to describe a basic level of access or privileges within a system or application.

In this context, basemetal users or accounts are often created at the beginning of a project to allow DEVELOPERS or administrators to establish the initial framework or foundation of the system. These accounts typically have unrestricted access and privileges, which allows developers to test, debug, and configure the system without being hindered by the limitations of a standard user account.

Basemetal users are generally not intended for use by end-users, as they may have permissions that can potentially compromise the security of the system. Once the project reaches a certain level of maturity or stability, the basemetal accounts are typically removed or disabled, and standard user accounts are created with more limited privileges.

The term "basemetal" is often used interchangeably with other terms such as "root" or "admin" accounts, although these terms may have slightly different connotations or implications in different contexts. Some people interpret the term "basemetal" as a more general or abstract concept, representing a basic level of access or privileges that may be applied in various contexts.

Overall, basemetal is a term that is primarily used in technical fields to describe a specific type of account or access level that is used during the initial stages of system development or deployment.