Do checkout http://json5.org/ http://json5.org/ based off the original JSON author Doug Crockford's own proposed parser extensions, primarily trailing commas an

Do checkout http://json5.org/ http://json5.org/ based off the original JSON author Doug Crockford's own proposed parser extensions, primarily trailing commas and comments, both of which have been a point of contention pretty much the day since the day JSON landed. It's a much simpler and saner proposal. Trailing commas and JSON comments are are already supported in the newer browsers (try the Chrome console for instance). Fortunately quoteless strings or optional-commas/newline-separator as proposed in Hjson will never fly. They are brittle and ambiguous. Who knows what will this get parsed as: { a: hello's and hi's have 'misplaced' apostrophes b: ball: a round # and # bouncy object c: cakes and candy: both have sugar # but how do I include a hash at the start of a multiline-unquoted string? }