> This SRFI descibes a new syntax for Scheme, called I-expressions, whith equal descriptive power as S-expressions. The syntax uses indentation to group expressions, and has no special cases for semantic constructs of the language. It can be used both for program and data input.
> I guess you don't write Lisp. Semantic formatting is the antithesis of brevity, expressiveness, and beauty of code. S-expressions, on the other hand, deliberately make syntax not matter at all, by virtue of there being practically none.
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Why do so many LISPers lack basic reading comprehension skills?