> The POST loophole concerns me. Clearly, you need POST because you > need the ability to make a relative change to a resource, but it > seems that as long as some form of update is happening, you can push > about anything you want through POST and still be considered > RESTful. It seems that this would be very tempting for someone to > take a very un-resourceful approach. Am I correct on this?
Todd You are exactly right. But the fact is that you cannot - on the whole - model every aspect of a system as resources. The result is that we need a "get-out-of-jail-free-card" (aka POST). Paul
