My understanding is that kiss only has one non-executable file encoding: space-delimited entries of plain text, one entry per line I cannot think of any mor

My understanding is that kiss only has one non-executable file encoding: space-delimited entries of plain text, one entry per line I cannot think of any more familiar format, let along the other benefits (portability, long-lasting, introspectable) which are of varying degrees of better and worse than other encodings. In addition, up until [1], not only was the syntax simple, but so were the semantics. [1]: https://github.com/kisslinux/kiss/commit/d296b90b75d02ee81ec9a5902f107144f6dda3b8 https://github.com/kisslinux/kiss/commit/d296b90b75d02ee81ec...