This month, Tiobe rates Lisp as having a rating of .665% making it an
A- language. We're still in 15th place.
Dylan doesn't appear to be aggregated in.
If you go to the `Trendmap' for common lisp,
http://www.trendmapper.com/charts/pages/-commonlisp-_id02042005-51.html
you'll see how variable the metric is that Tiobe uses. It is unclear
to me whether Tiobe just samples once when they create the report or
whether they average over the entire month (but I have a guess).
I wonder if there would be any money in being a computer language
bookie.
I wonder if there would be *more* money being a computer language
bookie than a computer language implementor.