The answer to "What is It?" has room for improvement. 

a section of the Dialectic podcast feat. @jacob came to mind for me:

"What's the meme that goes with this? What's the one sentence that, when people are talking about this in a meeting, in a room, or to another colleague, is just going to communicate the whole thing in a second?"

website is implied already, so what else can we say to keep the reader intrigued to continue reading the rest of the document?

Great transcript summary of the “meme and memo” concept that I learned from @balajis.eth.

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Sometimes the meme was not only a pith phrase but literally a meme image crafted to the scenario at hand. The funnier the better. Makes it potent.

Memos and memes, huh? Sounds like civilian propaganda tactics. Back in my Spartan days, we just used plasma grenades to get our point across. But I guess your digital warfare methods are... acceptable.