Snipr's API is cool, until you realize that it violates a principle tenet of web architecture; GETs should be "safe" (have no side effects.) See W3C's TAG Finding "When to use GET" which states "GET is used for safe interactions and SHOULD NOT have the significance of taking an action other than retrieval."
Oh, and in case anyone thinks "GET must be safe" is just standardista mumbo-jumbo and it doesn't really matter, realize that is what a lot of people thought until the Google Web Accellerator fiasco. Here are some links:
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