Oh my god! Outrage! Superlatives! Come on. By all means, criticize flawed implementations containing bugs and security holes, but drop the attention-seeking be

Oh my god! Outrage! Superlatives! Come on. By all means, criticize flawed implementations containing bugs and security holes, but drop the attention-seeking behavior of screaming loudly about how an entire standard is [insert string of superlatives here related to "worthless" and "broken"]. If you're going to make such incredibly strong claims, your arguments had better be up to snuff. With good implementations (plenty of which exist), and careful usage (via good coding and design habits), JWT is a fine standard and it can save a solid amount of time when constructing the security portions of a system. Shouting about how something is 100% flawed and should be cast into the flames may get you plenty of views and outrage cred, but (thankfully) it doesn't say much about the veracity of your analysis.