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OP I've just learned of this term but it is perhaps nothing new to many here. m-w.com turns up zip on this, dictionary.com too. The term is apparently fairly well known amongst publishers though. It is defined here www.gpcpapers.com/glossary.cfm as follows:
"The mass of a unit area of paper or board determined by the standard method of test: it is expressed in g/m2."
So is it etymologically related to 'grammar', and does this mean that correct writing carries more weight?
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