For some reason that line triggered a lot of folks. That was not my intention, haha. I agree that it's not always under our control and that can be extremely f

For some reason that line triggered a lot of folks. That was not my intention, haha. I agree that it's not always under our control and that can be extremely frustrating. But that's not YAML's fault, is it? When I wrote "that bad" I truly meant the extreme version. Something so bad that it has no upsides. Which IMO is not the case here. YAML has pros and cons, just like all others, and for one reason or another many folks in several different projects decided that YAML was a good enough choice. I have a very hard time assuming everyone that ever chose YAML is so incompetent that they never thought about the pros/cons of it.