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+#### `Post()` object and posting
+
+`Post()` object is used to represent a post on D\*.
+
+----
+
+##### Posting
+
+Posting is done through a `Stream()` object method `post()`.
+It supports posting just text, images or text and images.
+
+`Stream().post()` returns `Post()` object referring to the post
+which have just been created.
+
+
+##### Text
+
+If you want to post just text you should call `post()` method with
+`text` argument.
+
+ stream.post(text='Your post.')
+
+It will return `Post()` you have just created.
+
+
+##### Posting images
+
+Posting images, from back-end point of view, is a two-step process.
+First, you have to *upload* an image to the desired pod.
+This is done by `_photoupload()` method.
+It will return *id* of uploaded image.
+
+Then you have to actually post your image and this is done by appending
+`photos` field containg the id of uploaded image to the data being
+sent by request. This is handled by `post()` method.
+
+`post()` has two very similar arguments used for posting photos.
+They are `photos` - which takes id and `photo` - which takes filename.
+
+You can post images using either of them. Even passing them side by side
+is accepted but remember that `photos` will overwrite data set by `photo`.
+
+
+Example #1: using `photo`
+
+
+ stream.post(photo='./kitten-image.png')
+
+
+Example #2: using `photos`
+
+
+ id = stream._photoupload(filename='./kitten-image.png')
+ stream.post(photos=id)
+
+
+The effect will be the same.
+To either call you can append `text` argument which will be posted alongside
+the image.
+
+----
+
+###### Manual for `diaspy`, written by Marek Marecki
This object is used to represent user's stream on D\*.
It is returned by `Client()`'s method `get_stream()` and
-is basically the list of posts.
-
-It can get more functionality in future (probably it would be
-moved from `Client()`).
+is basically a list of posts.
----
# do stuff...
+----
+
+##### Posting data to stream
+
+This is described in [`posting`](./posting.mdown) document in this manual.
+
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###### Manual for `diaspy`, written by Marek Marecki