Hi, that is the right path, every format needs a specification

About submitting it to Eclipse Foundation, that is a good idea, but I think 
that it is just the colophon, not the goal.

Before dealing with bureaucracy of the process of Eclipse Foundation, or 
ISO, or whatever institution, I would write a specification and test it.
That is, you write an specification, and developers have doubts and ask 
questions. Then you revise the specification: Isn't that point clear 
enough? Should I add examples? How should this ambiguity be solved? Maybe 
this was not as evident and obvious as I thought.

Some day, there will barely be serious doubts or questions, and all would 
be clearly solved pointing to a section of the specification. Then you can 
begin to think about the process of submitting to any institution if you 
want to, but it is not necessary if there is a authoritative site to read a 
clear specification. i.e. yaml format is defined here: 
https://yaml.org/spec/ and needn't Eclipse foundation, that would be just a 
bonus.

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