>> That's why I think even AWS isn't REST.
>
> Sometimes I wish REST was a registered trademark (with a royalty-free
> license to use it), so that Roy Fielding could sue people who call their
> protocols 'REST' when they're not :)
From what I could tell from Wikipedia, "REST" isn't even a specific
mechanism. It's a vague design style. It looks like you could claim that
almost *anything* is REST...
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