Interesting. However, this is all unrelated how the documentation works. Putting a `/` in there causes this query: `GET http://socorro/api/CurrentProducts/?versions=%2F&pretty=print`
The value is correctly escaped.

What happens on our end is that we pass that on to the socorro mware which returns a 404. Internally in our models.py we catch this and raise it as a 500 error. (`BadStatusCodeError`).

Whether that's a good idea or not is another question. I'm tempted to pass along the error code from the socorro mware.

Either way, I don't think there's much more we can do with the documentation. It's not any different from someone trying to mess with the query string on any other field anywhere on the site.