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exactly! All use of headers in web APIs just makes it harder to understand them by regular developers of API cleints.


Using a content-type header instead of .json or .xml (etc) extension in the URL is just another example of this phenomenon. There's a reason people are moving to use dot extensions in URLs - it's easier to adopt and test.




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