Below the memo content, you'll find reaction buttons [4]. These emoji-based reactions let you express quick feedback without writing a comment. Each reaction shows its emoji icon and current count. Click a reaction to add your vote, or click again to remove it.
Available reactions may include thumbs up, party popper, clapping, and other emoji options depending on the instance configuration.
The Comments [5] section appears below the reactions. Comments let you have threaded discussions about the memo content. Each comment shows the commenter's name, timestamp, and their message.
To add a comment, use the text input at the bottom of the comments section. Comments support the same Markdown formatting as memos, so you can include formatted text, links, and code snippets in your responses.
Memos supports rich Markdown content. A well-structured memo might include:
This example shows a detailed memo with multiple sections organized using headings — Background [3], Issue Statement [4], and Proposed Scope [5]. The structured format makes longer memos readable and scannable.
Reading and Commenting on Memos
Each memo in Memos has its own dedicated page where you can read the full content, view comments, and participate in discussions.
Memo Detail View
When you click on a memo from any feed, you arrive at the memo detail page. This page shows:
Reactions
Below the memo content, you'll find reaction buttons [4]. These emoji-based reactions let you express quick feedback without writing a comment. Each reaction shows its emoji icon and current count. Click a reaction to add your vote, or click again to remove it.
Available reactions may include thumbs up, party popper, clapping, and other emoji options depending on the instance configuration.
Comments Section
The Comments [5] section appears below the reactions. Comments let you have threaded discussions about the memo content. Each comment shows the commenter's name, timestamp, and their message.
To add a comment, use the text input at the bottom of the comments section. Comments support the same Markdown formatting as memos, so you can include formatted text, links, and code snippets in your responses.
Markdown Showcase
Memos supports rich Markdown content. A well-structured memo might include:
This example shows a detailed memo with multiple sections organized using headings — Background [3], Issue Statement [4], and Proposed Scope [5]. The structured format makes longer memos readable and scannable.