Actually yes. The biggest issue I've had with using Common Lisp on a software team is everybody building their own languages. The remedy for this is to agree on

Actually yes. The biggest issue I've had with using Common Lisp on a software team is everybody building their own languages. The remedy for this is to agree on standard macros and practices that everyone will abide by. Easier said than done, since CL programmers all come to the table with their own particular ways of doing things.