> 1. Simpler formats for file representation and data interchange. When someone tries to add an extra bitfield option, say no. When they keep trying, get a wooden stick with "no" written on it. Part of the disease of modern computing is bloated specs.

How is creating new image formats and getting the entire Web to adopt them easier than making more secure image decoders?

It's especially irrelevant to this series of vulnerabilities, since they work by getting ImageMagick to parse less popular image formats. Inventing new ones won't do anything to mitigate these flaws.

> if it was going to, it already would have (and this is from someone already writing Rust code).

I don't understand what this is trying to imply.