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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The API is structured according to [the command pattern](http://en.wikipedia.org
Once you have chosen an API method to work on, you need to do five things before submitting it for inclusion in the API: Once you have chosen an API method to work on, you need to do five things before submitting it for inclusion in the API:
1. Create the command in the right folder 1. Create the command in the right folder
2. Implement the command, deriving from `GetAsyncCommandBase<T>` or `PostAsyncCommandBase<T>` (depending on what [the documentation](http://www.last.fm/api) says), and add an ApiMethodNameAttribute on the class, corresponding to the API method you are implementing. (for example, `[ApiMethodName("album.shout")]`) 2. Implement the command, deriving from `GetAsyncCommandBase<T>` or `PostAsyncCommandBase<T>` (depending on what [the documentation](http://www.last.fm/api) says), and add an `ApiMethodNameAttribute` on the class, corresponding to the API method you are implementing. (for example, `[ApiMethodName("album.shout")]`)
3. Create a method on the relevant *Api class 3. Create a method on the relevant *Api class
4. Collect sample responses from the API for this method 4. Collect sample responses from the API for this method
5. Create a unit test class for the command using the sample responses 5. Create a unit test class for the command using the sample responses