Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org> writes:

> Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org> writes:
>> I've installed json.el as lisp/net/json.el.  I updated the header and
>> opted to replace the XEmacs compatibility code with a few defalias
>> commands, to fix some compiler warnings.
>
> Why did you put it in "net/"??  It's a formatted data I/O library, not
> a network protocol...

I placed it there because (1) I recall it being used by programs which
interact with online services and (2) because it mentioned JavaScript,
which is a language used in web-browsers.  Where else do you think it
should go?

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