This makes sense now. If I did a GET to posts and got a "null", I would think I made some kind of error. If I get an empty array, I would (correctly) assume the

This makes sense now. If I did a GET to posts and got a "null", I would think I made some kind of error. If I get an empty array, I would (correctly) assume there are no posts yet. Basically, GET to posts would always return an array of posts. Whether there are 0 (empty array), 1 (just one object in the array), or many (array with n length). This makes API logic way easier to handle without having to check what structure I received even with a 200 status code