They were removed because people started trying to use them to hold additional parsing directives and other meta-information which would have destroyed interoperability and defeated the entire purpose of a simple interchange format. See: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/json/conversations/topic...
If you want to annotate JSON in documentation, I say "go ahead and just use //". Any programmer reading it will understand that those lines are taken to be comments and they shouldn't type them in their final request.
If you want to annotate JSON in documentation, I say "go ahead and just use //". Any programmer reading it will understand that those lines are taken to be comments and they shouldn't type them in their final request.