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Excellent idea!

I always had the suspicion that talking about emacs in the monastery is considered OT by the majority ... for sure if talking about elisp.

Before joining I have to check my "privacy concerns" related to using a google service ...

You may want to /msg other monks like joost or jplindstrom

After joining my first question will be how to syntax highlight code in sepia... 8)

Cheers Rolf

UPDATE: The alternative could be to flag emacs stuff with a prepended [emacs] like in [emacs] perl info file.

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