def METHOD_NAME(self) -> bool:
    """
    Check if the document lists known types of activation that can be done
    through the web. If this returns ``False``, it means that the endpoint
    is of a highly unusual type, and you should directly inspect the
    response's ``data`` attribute to see what is required. Sending users to
    the web page for activation is also a fairly safe action to take.
    Note that ``ActivationRequirementsResponse.supports_auto_activation``
    directly implies
    ``ActivationRequirementsResponse.supports_web_activation``, so these
    are *not* exclusive.
    For example,
    >>> tc = TransferClient(...)
    >>> reqs_doc = tc.endpoint_get_activation_requirements(...)
    >>> if not reqs_doc.supports_web_activation:
    >>>     # use `from __future__ import print_function` in py2
    >>>     print("Highly unusual endpoint. " +
    >>>           "Cannot webactivate. Raw doc: " +
    >>>           str(reqs_doc), file=sys.stderr)
    >>>     print("Sending user to web anyway, just in case.",
    >>>           file=sys.stderr)
    >>> ...
    :rtype: ``bool``
    """
    return (
        self.supports_auto_activation
        or self["oauth_server"] is not None
        or any(
            x for x in self["DATA"] if x["type"] in ("myproxy", "delegate_myproxy")
        )
    )