I think at some point we should clarify why we mean by Lisp. I see a lot of mention of Clojure, while most people seem to assume that Lisp == Common Lisp. I feel like talking about Common Lisp, Racket, Scheme, Clojure at the same time while putting them all under the "Lisp" umbrella seem to be a bit pointless when we're talking about languages. It's like mentionning JS in a conversation about C because "JS is a language with a C-style syntax and macros (with Babel)". That's true but it's a totally different languages, and that's without even mentionning the different implementations of C and JS.