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 I've been working on a Haxe-based interpreted Lisp called [Hiss](https://github.com/hissvn/hiss) since December 2019. I had to rewrite Hiss from scratch at least once. I've learned so much from writing Hiss, but it has majorly slowed down the productivity of Hiss-based projects because it is so complex, fast-changing, and prone to runtime errors. Kiss is like a Kompiled hISS, and a reminder to Keep It Simple, Stupid.
 
+## How will this repo work?
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+The full implementation of the Kiss language will live here.
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+This will also be a [monorepo](https://danluu.com/monorepo/) including the VSCode extension, REPL, library ports, libraries, and other experiments that use Kiss. The biggest reason for lumping it all together is that for now, all downstream Kiss code can share the same testing and CI tools, to help achieve the language goal of not breaking downstream code.
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+## What does the license mean?
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+Licenses are confusing and GPL licenses can be intimidating. I've chosen the LGPL because I never want any big corporation to profit from my work. If you are an independent developer/studio with good intentions, I'm willing to negotiate usage of Kiss under a different license on a case-by-case basis.
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 ## Who should use Kiss?
 
 As of November 2020:
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 At the next milestone:
 
-* Hobbyists writing disposable code without deadlines.
+* Language design enthusiasts
+* Hobbyists writing disposable code without deadlines
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+Maybe someday:
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+* Professional game developers who want to learn the ways of Lisp