Vitaly, So something like: GET /image.json/pig.png?size=150x100 as opposed to GET /image.json?id=pig.png&size=150x100 where the arguments specific to t

Vitaly, So something like: GET /image.json/pig.png?size=150x100 as opposed to GET /image.json?id=pig.png&size=150x100 where the arguments specific to the noun (or object/entity or image resource in this specific case) go in the query string, but the URL stem itself must be a valid resource reference?