Conor O'Brien

`five() + five() / five()` should be good enough for all of your "six" needs. I don't know why you'd ever want "six" except for maybe "ES6".

```javascript five.times = function times(func) { var smallFive = five() / five(); while(smallFive !== five()) { func(); smallFive++; } } five.moreTimes = function moreTimes(func) { five.times(func); five.times(func); } five.equals =...

what is this?

Idea: create a map of the most-oft-used characters, find the ones that are hardly used, and reserve them into two-byte tokens. (e.g. CJam's `e + character`).

Idea number 2: All input is initialized on the stack, and the top member(s) of the stack is implicitly outputted?

Are you using the one-byte guillemets?

How do you suggest overloading? Considering that atoms have fixed arity, you might be referring to type overloading. If you are, I don't see how this would save many bytes,...

Not being an avid user of Jelly myself, I did what made sense for me [in the translation file](https://github.com/DennisMitchell/jellylanguage/pull/67/files#diff-1fac772d670b8c28bf07d27d66939e33), please tell me if anything here doesn't make sense/could make more...

Bug spotted, thanks to SE user [Harry](https://chat.stackexchange.com/users/184596)

When will `where` ever be used?