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There is a "!=" operator. It's not clear for me how it should work when filtering nullable values.
For example:
x - nullable string field
filter: x != 'abc'
Should response contain objects where x is null?
I.e. should null values be treated as comparable and hence present in the response or not (e.g. some DB do not return null values if it's queried with !=).