Looking at the pcase structure with some basic emacs-lisp experience (OK, slightly better than basic, but I'm still sloppy), I find it really easy to grock havi

Looking at the pcase structure with some basic emacs-lisp experience (OK, slightly better than basic, but I'm still sloppy), I find it really easy to grock having never seen it before. They mention repurposing the comma and backtick to serve functions that they don't elsewhere, which I agree is probably worth changing, but otherwise I can't understand at all what the issue is. And reading about the problems with cond*, it seems worse to me in every way. Not terrible, but certainly worse. I don't really understand why Stallman considers cond* better even by the standards of his own arguments. Very odd, I feel I must be missing something. Maybe if I tried to use it the issues would become evident.