With Common Lisp, you'd create a library with a package, say, consistent-lisp, and clone all the features of common-lisp into it, except with consistent, readab

With Common Lisp, you'd create a library with a package, say, consistent-lisp, and clone all the features of common-lisp into it, except with consistent, readable names and with any other fixes like argument order, etc. The actual language part of this is not hard to do, it's the community part that's difficult.