Re: JSON compatibility

I don't see how using "\/" instead of "/" helps when embedding JSON in
HTML... It seems to me that placing JSON anywhere that isn't a CDATA
section won't work anyway (even then you'd have to be careful not to end
the section, just like when embedding JavaScript code). What am I
missing?

On Sun, 2007-05-06 at 19:36 -0700, Douglas Crockford wrote:
> I think Oren's interpretation is correct. JSON allows the "\/" so that JSON text 
> can be embedded in HTML. If an application is not embedding data in HTML, then 
> there is no reason to use the "\/" form.


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