It's the same old problem. Writing as little code as possible is a non-goal for a team of developers. Writing maintainable, easy-to-understand code is much much

It's the same old problem. Writing as little code as possible is a non-goal for a team of developers. Writing maintainable, easy-to-understand code is much much more important. And while I value Lisp (I started on Allegro Common Lisp on Sun OS), it's density is also its greatest problem for any significantly large codebases.