What does MK mean?

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ProJect

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Does it just mean make? Dumb question, I know, it's just been getting under my skin whenever I see stuff with MKII and MKIII. Why don't I ever see MKIV or above? Why no MKI? Thanks!

Connor
 
Mighty Kewl.

Thanks - I'll be here all week.

You wouldn't normally see MKI because there isn't an assumption that there will be a MKII until it happens.

Kind of like WWI wasn't actually called WWI until WWII.

John Scrip - www.massivemastering.com
 
Except, Massive, that the second variant of the Spitfire (the first with a variable speed prop) was called the Mk 1a. The Mark 2 never went into service. Then they went all the way up, via variants such as the VIIb, to Mark 29.

I have no idea why I posted this. Nurse..........
 
I used to know, but I think MARK is a German word that means "point of reference" or something along those lines. In computer language is would be "version".

SoMm
 
haha, mortal kombat was my first thought when i read the subject. i was really hoping no one else had jumped at that already...

damn

cant be funny this time.

danny
 
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