public void addRev(String rev) {
        Assert.hasLength(rev);
        linkParams.add(REV.paramName, rev);
    }
public void addRev(String rev) {
        Assert.hasLength(rev);
        linkParams.add(REV.paramName, rev);
    }
public void addRev ( String rev ) { Assert . hasLength ( rev ) ; linkParams . add ( REV . paramName , rev ) ; }
The "rev" parameter has been used in the past to indicate that the semantics of the relationship are in the
reverse direction.  That is, a link from A to B with REL="X" expresses the same relationship as a link from B to
A with REV="X". "rev" is deprecated by this specification because it often confuses authors and readers; in most
cases, using a separate relation type is preferable.

@param rev to add
The rev parameter has been used in the past to indicate that the semantics of the relationship are in the reverse direction . That is a link from A to B with REL = X expresses the same relationship as a link from B to A with REV = X . rev is deprecated by this specification because it often confuses authors and readers ; in most cases using a separate relation type is preferable .