Structured editing on the Lisp Machine

I'm curious if they had something of that sort for Zmacs, like we have Paredit for Emacs today.

Trying to search for it on google pointed me to this paper http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=356744.356754 written by rms, but I don't have an ACM subscription, so I can't get a copy of that paper, nor do I know how relevant it is to this topic.

i'm amazed rms would write a paper without making it "free"

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It was in his days before meeting the Sussman at a LISP machine and the Sussman closing his eyes to imagine that the room is free.

Paywalls are the number one thing holding The People back.

>>2
RMS believes that works of opinion doesn't necessarily need the same freedoms as functional works.

s/CFID=[0-9]+&CFTOKEN=[0-9]+/CFID=15151515&CFTOKEN=6184618/

C# WAS HERE. LISP IS A LOSER

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That used to work in the past, but I can't get it to work in the past few months. They either stopped giving google those values, or maybe they check User-Agent or something.

<-- check em dubz

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