> In brief, the rules are: - Two spaces for indentation. - Dictionary entries and list elements each on their own line. - etc... This is so weird to me. Why

> In brief, the rules are: - Two spaces for indentation. - Dictionary entries and list elements each on their own line. - etc... This is so weird to me. Why a protocol needs a strict, opinionated format of JSON? If they really need a very specific format of JSON, why they even bother JSON? There are better options like protobuf. This seems the worst example of "Use JSON for everything".