> I agree with the article, FastCGI is better than HTTP for these things.
If this is what you mean to identify as claiming FastCGI and HTTP are generally interchangeable, and are rising to correct, I'll also offer that "agree with the article" and "these things" narrow the context to "for reverse proxy communication" and do not suggest the broader meaning you've interpreted.
> I agree with the article, FastCGI is better than HTTP for these things.
If this is what you mean to identify as claiming FastCGI and HTTP are generally interchangeable, and are rising to correct, I'll also offer that "agree with the article" and "these things" narrow the context to "for reverse proxy communication" and do not suggest the broader meaning you've interpreted.