> elisp is dead. Not because it is dead, or deserves to be dead, but because everyone "believes" it dead. Same goes for Perl. I wonder if it's possible to move

> elisp is dead. Not because it is dead, or deserves to be dead, but because everyone "believes" it dead. Same goes for Perl. I wonder if it's possible to move on from elisp. Create a EMACS 2. Maybe with Scheme. Maybe a language neutral extension system/API? (So you can use whatever language you want.)