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Of course they don't need consent. The point is that standardization is meaningless without the support and participation of implementers and users. This is why
by ludocode 10y ago
Of course they don't need consent. The point is that standardization is meaningless without the support and participation of implementers and users. This is why CBOR has made no progress in replacing MessagePack.
The point about strictness and canonical mode are that they are poorly thought out. For example, sorting based on binary representation requires multi-pass encoding which is slow, complex, error prone, and completely non-intuitive: [1,2,3] comes before 100000 which comes before [1,2,3,4].