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POST is intentionally not idempotent. If you want impotence, that's what PUT and DELETE are for. Sadly, browser support for those two methods is somewhat lackin
by Ajedi32 4y ago
POST is intentionally not idempotent. If you want impotence, that's what PUT and DELETE are for. Sadly, browser support for those two methods is somewhat lacking. You can't specify that a form send a PUT request, for example, only GET or POST.