In this thread we show our love for XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<sentences>
  <sentence>
    <subjects>
      <subject>I</subject>
    </subjects>
    <verbs>
      <verb>Love</verb>
    </verbs>
    <objects>
      <object>XML</object>
    </objects>
  </sentence>
</sentences>

>>8
Statement of truth.

>>10
Win. That's the Enterprise XML spirit.

>>11
You became an hero. I'd like either:
1. A simple binary format for serialization of simple types (int, float, unicode string, raw bytes) with lists and dictionaries of them (with which you can create trees and anything you want, and allow you to ignore stuff you don't know or care about), that can be unserialized and serialized in almost all existing languages and it would be extremely simple to use, thus profitable.
2. A standard, multi-platform, real grammar processing tool that's able to parse any file (i.e. existing file formats) without restrictions (binary safe too) into said types in your language.

>>29
>>4 was not a troll