Fastify vs "semantically correct RESTful web services"

[BradKML]

Question

Restify claimes to be "Semantically Correct", which is a feature recommended by the Uni I am in.
Does Fastify support this feature as well?

[zekth]

Yes it does. It's all yours to be semantically correct in your api definition. See: https://www.w3.org/2001/sw/wiki/REST

[BradKML]

Wait so RESTify has some sort of "force checking"?
I mean to follow the REST spec is good and all, but what is going on with their "semantically correct" selling point?

[Eomm]

I would ask Restify team what they mean tbh

REST is an architecture so it is up to the developer to implement it.
The Fastify framework is fully featured to create a RESTUfull application