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what sets it apart from scheme/lisp?

• butlersean 12d ago
  on the surface probably: * the syntax is more similar to block structured languages. * different brackets are used in different contexts for different meanings. * the default is infix operators. internally: * its not s-expressions you can see more examples here: https://github.com/seanbutler/vo https://github.com/seanbutler/vo i feel it probably has more in common with self/rebol than lisp.