renaming very unfortunately named semento to memento-p to aid discoverability (for the record, semento was supposed to be a play on 'senderfoot's memento' and 'cement'! :)). abstractions marked with -p are part of polaroid, and those with -c have features for controctopus.

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-#N canvas 32 487 626 210 10;
-#X obj 21 62 commun-c \$2-\$3 \$1;
-#X obj 21 28 r \$1\$3;
-#X obj 21 92 s \$1\$3R;
-#X text 154 18 Use like commun-c.ez \$0 "uniqueID" paramName;
-#X text 154 34 UniqueID is a /ID used to allow multiple units of one
-type;
-#X text 174 53 e.g. sft.cfm /sfs1 /busA /unitA = unitA is the uniqueID
-;
-#X text 205 68 thus you'd call as commun-c.ez \$0 \$3 paramName;
-#X text 157 123 paramName is mapped to the local xers* that would usually
-be defined in the GUIcontrol. So a paramName of "baseFreq" will result
-in "\$0baseFreq" and "\$0baseFreqR" \, which is 99% of cases.;
-#X text 158 89 paramName is of course the parameter name \, but it
-also gets mapped to the commun as uniqueID-paramName.;
-#X text 434 183 *xers: [send]ers/[receive]rs;
-#X connect 0 0 2 0;
-#X connect 1 0 0 0;