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Whether HTTP is read-only or writable is not determined by the protocol method but by the server; many wikis, pastebins and admin panels accept GET requests to directly perform write operations.
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UnverifiedGET is a request method in the HTTP protocol used to retrieve resources in a read-only manner and should not change server state; POST is used to submit data and trigger write operations.75% similarUnverifiedRead-only operations correspond to GET operations in HTTP semantics, which are idempotent compared to write operations such as POST/PUT/DELETE, and do not produce data modifications or state changes.71% similarVerifiedIn the HTTP protocol specification, GET, PUT, and DELETE are defined as idempotent methods, while POST is not.70% similarUnverifiedThe URL of an HTTP GET request is itself a piece of data that can be observed by external servers.68% similar
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