I imagine yogthos was referring to this, but the clump of `)))))` itself is only a symptom of the real problem: that you've got too much nested logic. `)))))`

I imagine yogthos was referring to this, but the clump of `)))))` itself is only a symptom of the real problem: that you've got too much nested logic. `)))))` at the end of a function doesn't matter. The function's over. Even if you needed to make a change that would break the clump up, you generally navigate it from the opening side. But if it's at the end of a fat true-expression of an if-statement, you probably have to add a `;; x is false` comment to remind yourself what's going on by the time you get to the false-expression. Just like in Python when you get to an `else:` yet you have to scroll up just to find the matching `if` because somebody decided to roll their own SOAP client on the true path.