reopen-questions help center article: "community's meta site"?

Question

In https://meta.stackexchange.com/help/reopen-questions, it is mentioned:

If you're simply unsure about the validity of the closure, the best place to ask is on the community's meta site. Asking in the meta site allows those who took the action to comment, and will help others to learn about the issues being discussed. You can find a link to a site's meta in the two place in every site's top bar: under the "help" menu in the upper right, and in the Stack Exchange site switcher in the upper left.

Let's say that a question has been closed in Meta Stack Exchange and the OP is unsure about the validity of the closure. The OP read the aforementioned help center article and will start wondering what is the meta site of Meta Stack Exchange.

AFAIK, there is no meta site of Meta Stack Exchange.

I request someone to change the help center article content to something more appropriate.

Answer 1

This, like most help center articles, is the same network-wide. We simply don't have an easy way to branch it that allows us to update it once network wide. This is why we don't generally allow sites to customize these pages, either. We'd end up with dozens of pages that would either never get updated information or that we'd be overriding and removing important information every time we need to change the content of the page. So we don't customize it.

We expect that there will be slight differences in a tiny subset of cases. In this case, it doesn't perfectly make sense on MSE or Stack Apps - sites that are their own meta sites. So, no, we're not going to customize it. If we need to update this page in six months, customizing any pages that reference a child meta would become immediately outdated.

Answer 2

While this site's help center could use a bit of an update on this matter, I feel that it's important to point out that we have a tag for asking questions about this site. It's the meta tag.

You can use this tag in combination with others, for example, reopen-closed, if you were inquiring as to getting a closed question on this site reopened. Here's a relatively recent example of this in action.

Typically, you should only ask questions about getting a specific question reopened on this site if you've exhausted the typical routes: Editing your question so that it's more likely to be reopened, and letting the reopen review queue item that was created as a result of that edit to receive an outcome.