So, are you suggesting to provide a way to translate from URL-encoded
pairs into HTML?

Or, are you thinking about determining and documenting common patterns
of using URL-encoded key/value pairs?

Or is it something completely different?

I hope my last mail cleared up that question (btw, I am not sure what your a driving at, sounds interesting too).

My aim is to "enhance" a common html-form in such a way, that pre- and post-conditions are machine readable and as such become first-class citizens in a service-oriented environment.

I said conditions and not inputs/outputs as (for now) I am assuming them to be the same talking about state-less services.

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