I find `keyword:` kinda pretty, too (I first used them in Smalltalk,
though Smalltalk syntax takes it a huge step further).
But, IIRC, it was Joe Marshall who pointed out (one of the past times
keywords were discussed) that `:keyword`s are visually less ambiguous in
Lisp syntax when use of a form with multiple keyword arguments is split
across multiple lines.
That point moved me back to the tried-and-true Lisp `:keyword`, at least
for Lisp code.
Neil V.
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