The second point is not about whitespace, but rather about how you can write your document out of order. specifically TOML supports a syntax that allows to wri

The second point is not about whitespace, but rather about how you can write your document out of order. specifically TOML supports a syntax that allows to write documents like: (not actual syntax) a.b=1 a.c=2 d=3 a.e =4 that would translate to {a:{b:1,c:2,e:4},d:3}. So the criticism is that (in various cases) you need to read the entire document to be sure to have fully parsed one subtree of the document.