Thanks for a very informative analysis. Of course this whole problem only cropped up because we Schemers like to build up lists by consing new elements to the front. I would probably have included a "reverse" in the result of the let loop without thinking, but unless you have reason to suspect that attribute order will matter somewhere down the line, that's just wasted CPU cycles and wasted consing. Of course, then somebody comes along and writes a hack to update the cookie attribute.. :)
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