> My personal feeling is that sometimes it's just better to abandon projects that stagnate. There's an open source Go version of Sublime, for example. It would

> My personal feeling is that sometimes it's just better to abandon projects that stagnate. There's an open source Go version of Sublime, for example. It would probably be easier to maintain. That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. The only thing which makes Emacs-on-Guile difficult is backwards compatibility. If you find Sublime a viable option, then compatibility isn't an issue for you; in which case there's nothing preventing you from using Emacs-on-Guile right now.