> > Yeah, that's my thinking too. Perhaps we could use a totally > new HTTP method for this (instead of "GET", "POST", or any of > the other existing ones out there). Maybe "PING" Hmm. That's one way for me to be happy that it's a POST - suggest a new HTTP method. I've finally agreed that GET isn't the best method - the state being transferred is the activity happening within the user-agent, so a POST makes sense.
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