Comma-separated lists are inherently ugly--you're basically using a binary opera...

		derefr on March 1, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: JSON5 is a proposed extension to JSON Comma-separated lists are inherently ugly--you're basically using a binary operator to cons values together. I can never understand why more languages don't support either juxtaposition (i.e. Lisp-like list construction) or semantic whitespace with "bulleted" prefixing (i.e. YAML-like list construction.)

Because a comma-separated list is how humans write (and read) lists?