> Locale matters somewhat, I'd think. I say this because I live in
> Boston, and the MIT/Lisp connection is somewhat felt even now.
> Mostly, in the sense that startups are able to get ahold of Lisp
> hackers who gripe about how defective Java is. :/ Presumably the
> same is true in and around Stanford. I guess the Lelisp effort
> morphed into Caml, so perhaps the situation is better in France?

There should be a little map with dots where the caml list subscribers are, then we all know where to live, right Neelk?  ;-)  Hey,
there could be a little voulentary city/state/province/country box on the subscribe page that could feed a program to generate
pinpricks by getting coordinates from mapquest or somesuch.


Jeff
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