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      <title>Red vs Arturo vs Ren-C in 2026: Inside the Rebol Family Tree (Which Dialect Is Still Alive?)</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Rebol had the pitch that functional-programming Twitter rediscovered last week: one ~1MB binary, no install, no config, no package manager, a full standard library and a REPL, and a parsing system that lets you define your own syntax inside a normal function. That pitch is from 1997. In 2026 the original repository has been silent since &lt;strong&gt;2024-08-09&lt;/strong&gt; — but three descendants are still pushing commits, and they disagree about almost everything.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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