Rest API bulk naming convention [closed] - rest

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Are there any known best practices for web service REST API bulk naming?
Some suggestions for user resource :
/api/users-bulk
/api/bulk/users
/api/users/bulk
/api/users/_bulk

There is no rules, you can use any routes, but I prefer 3rd /api/users/bulk in case bulk is additional functionality for users (like get all users /api/users, get user by id /api/users/:id, ...). In this case all user related operations are under /api/user/.

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