> Too much useful work is already done in elisp. I'm not contesting that, just saying that it is a pity (from the perspective of the wealth of the overall Lisp

> Too much useful work is already done in elisp. I'm not contesting that, just saying that it is a pity (from the perspective of the wealth of the overall Lisp ecosystem) that all this valuable work has been done in Elisp and not in Common Lisp. Moving to Guile will probably take several years, and even if it really works some day, it will be just another insular Emacs-only solution, because nobody else is using Guile. It wont benefit the overall Lisp ecosystem in any way.