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139 points robin_reala | 3 comments | 20 Aug 16 18:08 UTC | HN request time: 0.441s | source

1. otterley ◴[20 Aug 16 18:56 UTC] No.12327873[source]▶

I'm not sure how dropping comma separators would work in practice, because carriage returns aren't required between array or hash elements in JSON.

So this would also have to be legal:

   { "foo": "bar" "baz": "quux" }

I'm not sure that's better, personally. It's also syntactically invalid in Javascript:

   > "bar" "baz"
   SyntaxError: Unexpected string

2. idunno246 ◴[20 Aug 16 19:43 UTC] No.12328028[source]▶

Let's just remove periods from sentences to They clearly aren't needed since there's a capital letter there

If anything I'd rather trailing commas in lists be defined as valid, and separation there is useful like you say

3. hutzlibu ◴[21 Aug 16 12:53 UTC] No.12330762[source]▶

You could use "line-break" instead - but I also don't see really the point in removing comma's in the first place.

Fixing JSON