27 Aug
2018
27 Aug
'18
8:03 a.m.
Regarding questions from the original post, the Common Lisp community at large seems far from attaining a quorum, let alone consensus.
Common Lisp encourages developing a personal programming style, which may or may not be compatible with styles developed by other Common Lisp hackers. I’m among those who believe that’s a good thing.
Perhaps this presents an opportunity for maintainers of Quicklisp (perhaps in collaboration with Quickdocs) to introduce a style guide for making their lives easier.
It’s unlikely any such style guide will be adopted by the larger community. There have been such attempts in the past, and I don’t think they succeeded. Pascal -- Pascal Costanza