I do see your point, but you are comparing two very different things. HTTP is a protocol, JSON is a data format. In a lot of ways HTTP is highly composable beca

I do see your point, but you are comparing two very different things. HTTP is a protocol, JSON is a data format. In a lot of ways HTTP is highly composable because along with hypertext media types like HTML or JSON-LD it allows for composition of documents and applications across hosts and networks into the World Wide Web. Vanilla JSON can’t do this without a hypermedia extension like JSON-LD.