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Attributes (like .verbose) cannot be assigned to bound methods. wiki.all_pages.verbose(since=n) is out of the question. (Unless I make those methods classes, and have the default behaviour be on __call__. But I don't think I hate myself that much.)
Attempting to create a second bound method which is reference by an attribute on the first bound method is a stupid idea.
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Fixes #1 by splitting up GET and POST methods into distinct functions, consistently
Fixes #4 by moving each
sincemethod into a distinct function, or at least on a per-argument basis - just make sure it's consistentFixes a personal niggle wherein I didn't like having to define the same POST dataset over and over, instead defining it in a single decorator