I kinda like Chicago Lisp Users Group because then we'd have CLUG CLUG. And to be honest, at the moment, chicago-lisp really isn't a separate entity from the Linux Users Group. Same space. Many of the same people. CLAN is <pause/> scary, kinda. CLU is kinda cool because it is similar to ALU <http://www.lisp.org/alu/home>. We could have Association of Chicago Lisp Users but I don't think we want to risk the wrath of the other ACLU <smile>. On Dec 7, 2006, at 13:22, Duane Searsmith wrote:
CALICO Chicago Area LIsp Community Org CLAN Chicago Lisp Afficianados Network MALE Mid America Lisp Enthusiasts :-) CLEO Chicago Lisp Enthusiasts Org CREOLE Chicago REgional Org of Lisp Enthusiasts CLU Chicago Lisp Users CLUE Chicago Lisp Users and Enthusiasts CASTLE Chicago Area SocieTy of Lisp Enthusiasts
-- Duane
Corey Sweeney wrote:
On 12/7/06, *David Douthitt* <ssrat@mailbag.com <mailto:ssrat@mailbag.com>> wrote:
> * Chicago Area Programming Languages Group (Chicago APL Group) > * Chicago Area Many Languages Group (CAML Group)
Gasp! You actually included these ;-)
CAML is a different computer language entirely, as is APL.... No relations to LISP...
If you want it related to LISP, we could be: Lake Inter-area Symbolic Programming group (LISP Group :)
Corey
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