Hi Daniel,
Franz is paying an annual fee for a "sponsored link" for Allegro CL (which will help us defray out-of-pocket hosting expenses), and with their payment they requested to be "first to the party" for a short while at least in terms of sponsored links on the site.
In the meantime I agree that LispWorks certainly belongs with a listing of implementations, but we would have to hold back the "Sponsored Link" status for the time being.
I suggest listing them on the /implementations page but leaving Allegro by itself on the downloads/ ("Get Started") page for the next couple months.
Other viable implementations such as clisp should also be listed as well. How about also MKCL, the current attempt at resurrecting Corman in 64-bit, Open Genera... (I guess Scieneer is inactive these days)... I know we are pointing to Wikipedia as a fallback so maybe we don't have to be listing every single conceivable implementation here. Where do we draw the line is the question.
Mariano, would you like to have a go at making these updates?
Dave
P.S. The main negative feedback I've seen on reddit and HN has to do with the color scheme. The red bar at the top has been mistaken for a browser warning regarding visiting the site. The font size has also been described as too small (they are comparing with
lisp-lang.org). Do we have any opinions on this? Anyone want to have a play with layout_2018.css?