When the list is quoted, + doesn’t have a function meaning anymore, so in that case I would personally be happy for quoted lists to be indented as dented42’s first example (which was also discussed recently on slack somewhere)—and I’m rather annoyed DrRacket doesn’t do it, to the point where I sometimes prefer to include an ugly fake first argument such as: '(#;_ a b c d) just to improve readability

It has a meaning if you are to eval it.

Sure, but not before then, and that’s a compromise I’m more than willing to accept

Yes - optimize for the common case :slightly_smiling_face:

as long as the behaviour is easy to predict

Aw :worried: