This is why some of us still prefer to use XML-RPC. We just want to make an API, and don't need any of the other baggage, especially if we can no longer map our

This is why some of us still prefer to use XML-RPC. We just want to make an API, and don't need any of the other baggage, especially if we can no longer map our existing software design to a REST approach. At least with real object-oriented programming you can come up with your own method names.