nrkn

It certainly is - but with a much narrower intended scope of use. It's really not intended as a data transport mechanism for example. It's also homologous with JSON, XML is more flexible in its data representation. And finally, it makes use of HTML5 conventions, such as prefixing custom tags with a hyphen delimited string, data-* attributes etc.

You know what, could be "Aitch Fon" as well (the 5 starts with F, right?)

I've been awkwardly saying "Aitch Five Oh En" in my head, but my work colleague says "Aitch Son", which even though it's a 5 and not an S sort of makes sense given the relationship to JSON :)

But didn't most writing systems evolve from accounting systems?

The majority of people have a basic need to work in some form or another, regardless of compensation.

72k posts could be just a handful of active accounts. My own has 15k or so posts and I often don't touch it for weeks at a time.

You're wrong. A lambda can have a body. Compiles and executes:

  new Func<string>(() => {
    var foo = "bar";
    return foo;
  })();

    new Func<string>(()=>"foo")();

    (function(){return "foo";})();

Oh look - exactly the same number of characters. How awful.

It's obnoxious - and so is your manner of speaking to people.

I'm running a program to map it right now