On [/users/{id}/badges][1], the description of `id` parameter diverges from the inferred standard.

e.g.

    a semicolon delimited list of user ids
vs

    A single primary key identifier or a vectorized, semicolon-delimited list of identifiers.


Is this intentional and is there a difference in the way the parameter is handled vs vectorized ids? 

It is my understanding that 'vectorized' means that constituent values must be sorted in ascending order. Is this correct?

**UPDATE**:

Upon dumping all parameters i come up with these variants:
<pre>
id  string  A single primary key identifier or a vectorized, semicolon-delimited list of identifiers.
id  string  a semicolon delimited list of user ids
id  string  semi-colon delimited list of post ids
</pre>

Can these all be treated similarly?

**Conclusion**

I got the answer I was looking for and am able to generate code that passes the following tests:

Tags (arbitrary number of strings):

    [Test]
    public void CheckParamArrayTags()
    {
        var client = new SoapiClient("api.stackoverflow.com", "");
    
        QuestionsTaggedByTagsResponse response = client.QuestionsTaggedByTags("sqlite", "sqlite3", "c#").GetResult();
    
    
        Assert.Greater(response.Questions.Count,0);
    
        Assert.IsTrue(
            response.Questions.All(
                q => q.Tags.Contains("sqlite") && q.Tags.Contains("sqlite3") && q.Tags.Contains("c#")));
    }

Ids (arbitrary number of int32)

    [Test]
    public void CheckParamArrayId()
    {
    
        var client = new SoapiClient("api.stackoverflow.com", "");
    
        UsersByIdResponse response = client.UsersById(242897, 1).GetResult();
    
        Assert.AreEqual(2, response.Users.Count);
        Assert.IsTrue(response.Users.Any(u => u.UserId == 1));
        Assert.IsTrue(response.Users.Any(u => u.UserId == 242897));
    }

  [1]: http://api.stackoverflow.com/0.8/help/method?method=users/{id}/badges