What I like about this proposal is that no one has to use it. There's lots of comments here saying why they prefer GET, and those people are welcome to keep usi

What I like about this proposal is that no one has to use it. There's lots of comments here saying why they prefer GET, and those people are welcome to keep using it- GET will remain unchanged. But for those applications where having a complex body in the query request is a better choice, this tool can be available. I think that's a win.