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Edited my post to include this node while you wrote your post...

You are right with bitcard, but who wants all these bug reports from a noob who is now banging his head against the wall for two days before finding out that these proven decade-old modules were the initial bug that caused endless rewrites, commenting in/out, design changes, etc.
My strategy is to hope that the (active) module maintainers follow discussion here anyway and they are best to decide if what I am observing is a bug, or simply incompetence.

In reply to Re^2: Are all .cgi helper modules unfit for http methods common in REST? by isync
in thread Are all .cgi helper modules unfit for http methods common in REST? by isync

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