Absolutely true. Especially now that the server is more likely than ever to have an in-browser application as the actual client. That client is the interface to

Absolutely true. Especially now that the server is more likely than ever to have an in-browser application as the actual client. That client is the interface to the user and it should be responsible for communication the issue. I draw the line at nice urls though, I think that's valuable to the client app and the user. At the very least, bookmarks work. Even with all the other state than can exist, it's a solid and useful reference point.