How so? Almost all of the criticism is about how JSON5's changes make it a worse data interchange format. It's not meant to be a computer<->computer data interc

How so? Almost all of the criticism is about how JSON5's changes make it a worse data interchange format. It's not meant to be a computer<->computer data interchange format, it's meant to be used in contexts where humans are involved, such as for config files. Would you think criticism of TOML for having comments would be "right on the money"? No? Then why do you think differently for JSON5?