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Why another lisp? #104
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As described in the README[1] language was born for its an implementation of CLISP written in go, after a few days we saw an opportunity to create a language that is easily extensible and possible (Lua features with LISP syntax and functional) to be embarked on software Go. |
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I think it is a FAQ. There should be a special place for FAQ and link should be added on top of the README. |
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thanks feedback @Compro-Prasad ref #104
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