>If I remove them, comments are kind of only useful for things like initial config files or what have you.* True, but that's a pretty big use case to dismiss w

>If I remove them, comments are kind of only useful for things like initial config files or what have you.* True, but that's a pretty big use case to dismiss with "only". I don't think people want their json api responses to be able to include comments, but it's definitely convenient to be able to comment out parts of a config file. How/if to expose that through the deserializer is an interesting question, it would be fine with me if it dropped them.