Since YAML is (almost?) a superset of JSON, you can treat it as "JSON with comments". Then it no longer has significant whitespace and strings won't magically c

Since YAML is (almost?) a superset of JSON, you can treat it as "JSON with comments". Then it no longer has significant whitespace and strings won't magically coerce to booleans because the quotes are mandatory in JSON... so if you use YAML that way it's pretty good. But YAML, as it is "intended" to be written? I think I'd rather have XML as well...