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I use it liberally, but the only thing that I find wrong with json is the [\u2028\u2029] issue:

{"The invisible character":"really messes with javascript
"}

Copy the text and paste it in console.



Nitpick: that's an issue with JavaScript, not JSON.


I'd agree if JSON had a different name, but given that it is called "JavaScript Object Notation" on the main page (http://json.org/) there's an implicit expectation that it's somehow related to javascript.


And there's an implicit expectation that JavaScript is somehow related to Java.




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