> IMHO the Right Way to render <foo bar="zot">quux</foo> is ((:foo :bar "zot") "quux") with the further qualification that if there are no tags then ((:foo) "qu

> IMHO the Right Way to render <foo bar="zot">quux</foo> is ((:foo :bar "zot") "quux") with the further qualification that if there are no tags then ((:foo) "quux") can be simplfied to (:foo "quux"). Alternatively you could also write (foo ((bar "zot)) quux) as it is handled in Racket's X-expressions, which has the distinct advantage that the symbol/identifier foo is not nested one level deeper, which makes reading it harder, while still preserving the 1-1 correspondence. Though in this case the meta-information is the first argument instead of being part of the identifier. It also works perfectly with stuff like <foo bar="zot" baz="zor">quux</foo>, which is read as (foo ((bar zot) (baz zor)) quux). I personally think this is way better than ((:foo :bar "zot" :baz "zor) "quux")