As stated in the SLAR notes for System.Net.Authorization, avoid boolean parameters to methods.
Use an enum that captures the intent of the parameter instead. I hate
System.String.Compare(string, string, bool) for just this reason.
String.Compare("ben", "Ben", true) just looks silly to me. I much
prefer the new version that takes a StringComparison enum, resulting in
String.Compare("ben", "Ben", StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase).
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