Yaml 1.2 compliance in C#

Hello all,

I'm sorry if this is an inappropriate place to ask questions like this, but
I'm just wondering a few things about YAML.

First of all is YAML still actively being used? The last update I can find
for the news was November last year, and the last specification was
finalized in 2009.

Secondly, there are a few links to parsers written in C#, I'm just
wondering if there are any with YAML 1.2 compliance, specifically any that
can output JSON compliant code. I have been altering one parser
significantly (the yaml-net-parser version) in order to update it and get
it compiling on mobile phones, as well as adding features like
serialization to it. I have been looking through and thinking about
updating it to be YAML 1.2 compliant and adding JSON output, and if there
is nothing else then I will double my efforts and release the code when I'm
done.

Third, thank you. YAML is by far the easiest to use data serialization
format, and I really wish it was more widespread. I am making YAML a pretty
critical part of my video game engine, because it makes so many things so
much easier.

Thanks,
Nathan Jervis

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