We don't control the generation of the GET request which is why truncation is not an option. A lenient encoding would give us the option of examining the data and rejecting it if we find it invalid. The parameter in question is generally rather long URLs where we would be willing to simply extract the domain name and reject the rest (if the encoding was incorrect) But due to tomcat rejecting the whole URL, we can't even get the domain from the URL.
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