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Meme uses the same one-way follow system as Twitter, and items from users you follow will appear in your stream, mixed in with your own items. Interestingly, users can also comment on links and stories from users they do not follow, but Yahoo Meme puts an interesting twist on the commenting system, though. One of the central features of Meme is the ability to 're-post' (in Twitter parlance, this would be a re-tweet). The re-post button (and not a comment button) appears next to every post, photo, video, or MP3 file. In order to comment on a story, you have to re-post the story to your own feed.

This guide provides information about using the Meme API. It is intended for developers who are familiar with RESTful Web services.
Meme offers the following advantages:

* Support for text, photo, video and audio posts
* Built-in repost feature that allows users to re-publish and share content with one click.
* Following/Follower model. Users have one-way connections, which means they can follow anyone, regardless if the other person follows back. No friendship approval required.
* Integration with Yahoo! Query Language (YQL), which provides a simple way to use the Meme API.