> Beauty is in the eye of the beholder; I rather like PLT's naming
 > conventions.  Can you be more specific as to what you mean by "go
 > totally haywire"?  Alternative suggestions?

        The oddity is the use of the ampersand as the initial character.
One alternative suggestion would be to use the names CONDITION,
MESSAGE-CONDITION, SERIOUS-CONDITION, and ERROR-CONDITION.

 > felix> Is there a particular reason why condition types are prefixed
 > felix> with "&"?
 >
 > Uh, yeah, so that they are recognizable as condition types.

        I think that the alternative names proposed above would make them
even more recognizable as condition types.

        In my opinion, SRFI writers should treat identifiers containing
exotic characters as if they were reserved to application programmers.

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