AIP-136: formally discourage use of standard verbs in names (#1028)

Author: PeytonT

aip/general/0136.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 id: 136
 state: approved
 created: 2019-01-25
-updated: 2022-06-02
+updated: 2023-03-02
 placement:
   category: operations
   order: 100
@@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ services. The bullets below apply in all three cases.
 
 - The name of the method **should** be a verb followed by a noun.
   - The name **must not** contain prepositions ("for", "with", etc.).
+  - The verb in the name **should not** contain any of the standard method verbs ([Get][],
+    [List][], [Create][], [Update][], [Delete][]).
 - The HTTP method for custom methods **should** usually be `POST`, unless the
   custom method maps more strongly to another HTTP verb.
   - Custom methods that serve as an alternative to get or list methods (such as
@@ -117,8 +119,15 @@ An exception to this is for rarely-used, fundamentally imperative operations,
 such as a `Move` or `Rename` operation, for which there would not be an
 expectation of declarative support.
 
+[get]: ./0131.md
+[list]: ./0132.md
+[create]: ./0133.md
+[update]: ./0134.md
+[delete]: ./0135.md
+
 ## Changelog
 
+- **2023-03-02:** Explicitly discourage use of standard method verbs.
 - **2022-06-02:** Changed suffix descriptions to eliminate superfluous "-".
 - **2020-10-06:** Added declarative-friendly guidance.
 - **2019-08-01:** Changed the examples from "shelves" to "publishers", to