The End of SOAP?

Used internally by many companies, part of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
Rarely used in the wild:
- Flickr provides both SOAP and REST but everyone uses REST.
- Google dropped SOAP support in favor of REST.
Why?
1. Requires re-compilation whenever server upgrades version.
2. Uses strong typing.
3. Generated code (client-side) is hard to upgrade.
4. Its too complicated: SOAP becomes WS-deathstar backed by IBM and Microsoft.
5. People don't use it.