Well, yes, I understood that immediately - but the basic functionality of CPAN for me, the reason I stuck to Perl in the first place and stayed there, was the a

Well, yes, I understood that immediately - but the basic functionality of CPAN for me, the reason I stuck to Perl in the first place and stayed there, was the ability to search CPAN, find a module that does more or less what I want, and load it, no worries. That seems to do this for LISP. Now, if you wanted to provide all the rest of CPAN for LISP, that would be really cool. Automated testing across platforms, some kind of standardized documentation of projects so you know what each one is (even without POD, surely something could be done - doesn't LISP at least have docstrings or something?), a search facility, etc. That would be fun. If you want a volunteer who's not guaranteed to finish real soon but who has a clear vision of what could be done, feel free to email.