[eluser]pbreit[/eluser]
Now that is a much better reply than all of your previous ones put together. But I do feel like I have provided very good evidence to support my view (all other frameworks support it, all search engines use querystrings, work better with forms, some services like paypal and google require it, proper web programming, etc)(I guarantee that TBL and Ray Fielding would agree with me).
Speed and security are the only two decent arguments I considered but I don't think either are an issue on 2010. I can kind of see the benefit of steering developers away from querystrings since many developers mis-use querystrings to do RPC or identify resources. But I don't think that's a great reason either. I still think the case overwhelmingly favors first-class querystring support in frameworks.
