You’ll first notice Streem’s abundance of yellow-- it’s overwhelming almost, like a giant neon Post-It note. But then you’ll also see that this bit of sunshiny cheeriness serves as a banner announcing that Streem is not just another microblogging service—it’s different. The service’s founder Imran Zaidi is hoping to accomplish five things—one of which is to flatten the relationship between bloggers and commenters. Everything you post—be it pictures, videos, or texts appears as your micro-blogging stream; even comments are merged into this, and are privileged as much as actual posts. Stylish tabs offer you different options for interacting. You can choose to post a variety of media, or you can check out the various streems of others. There’s also universe tab which shows all posts from the entire Streem community; replying is a cinch. Browse through the public streams and you’ll see that each and every reply is duly highlighted with large, rounded font—equal to the size of the main post itself. Comments, which can be collapsed and enlarged easily, are woven into the flow of the stream rather than being subdued in the background.