> but I would define "dead" as "not being used for starting new projects with intent for these projects to be used in practice" > I'd consider Clojure activity

> but I would define "dead" as "not being used for starting new projects with intent for these projects to be used in practice" > I'd consider Clojure activity as evidence that "Lisp may be dead but its descendents live on" except that common/emacs lisp or scheme is certainly not dead by any measure lol