Re: [w3c/browser-payment-api] Should well-known identifiers be used for ubiquitous payment methods (#10)

If we can come up with a better way to reduce the verbosity of PMIs when there are multiple sub-classes (like the many card brands for the card payment method) do we even need short dientifiers?

I have proposed using query string parameters in #205 which could mean using:
`http://webpayments.org/card/?card-types=[visa,mastercard,amex,diners,jcb]`
Instead of:
`http://webpayments.org/card/visa, http://webpayments.org/card/mastercard, http://webpayments.org/card/amex, http://webpayments.org/card/diners, http://webpayments.org/card/jcb`

Are there reasons other than reducing the verbosity of payment requests for short-names?

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