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Added captions to Media model objects #9
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mikeyk
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Added captions to Media model objects
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I noticed that captions for Media objects were missing in the model, despite being part of the data returned by the API. This is a very simple patch to add them to the model. I used a Comment object since a Caption appears to be the same thing.