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Re:The State of HTTP in 2022 by isityouyesitsme on Sunday January 01, 2023 @01:25PM (#34209080)
"out of spec" means that it is out of specification. It is literally not specified. You are doing something that is not specified. It is therefore an action that is out of specification. it is therefore out of spec.

If there was an utter ban, then it would be against specification and not compliant, not merely out of specification.

Re:The State of HTTP in 2022 by simplotek on Tuesday January 03, 2023 @08:13AM (#34230909)
> "out of spec" means that it is out of specification. It is literally not specified.

That's not what it means at all. Being out of spec means the spec explicitly stating that a request with a body should be reject. If the spec does not state that a request with a body should be rejected then you are not required to reject a request which packs a body.