Parameters and stuff are all not that important if the parameters are conditions / extra information needed to retrieve/update the resource. In your case I don't think it makes much difference, except for the way you will handle your parameters in the controllers. The important ideas about REST URLs is that they do not contain verbs but always point to a resource. Resources are nouns and are usually used plural for collections and singular for a silgle resource. Parameters are fine IMHO and even encouraged so long as the params are not verbs of course ;-)
I think the words on the URL matter, not as pure parameters, but in matching the "chained" actions of your design.
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