>I find it refreshing when someone makes good use of HTTP in a way that REST would forbid I've written many "REST" interfaces in my time and definitely tried t

>I find it refreshing when someone makes good use of HTTP in a way that REST would forbid I've written many "REST" interfaces in my time and definitely tried to make the "right" choice vs. the dogmatically correct one when it made sense. I still have a copy of API documentation I wrote "with apologies to Roy Fielding."