anchor.diff:  			 (nreverse ?,collect))))
   	   ,@body)))))
   
  -;; Now we're ready to deal with the innermost backquote/leftmost unquotes. At this point we can conveniently ignore the outermost context/rightmost unquotes that we just wrote.
  +;; Now we're ready to deal with the innermost backquote/leftmost
  +;; unquotes. At this point we can conveniently ignore the outermost
  +;; context/rightmost unquotes that we just wrote.
   
   #+nil
   (defmacro define-multidef-macro (name global-args local-args &body body)
  
positive.code:   (list my-string my-number my-symbol))
  
  
  ;; Okay. So that's the end product. Now, we'll attempt to write the DEFINE-MULTIDEF-MACRO macro step-by-step.
  
  ;; In this abridged version, I'll just go ahead and assume we have a perfectly clear idea of what we want the define-multidef-macro to do and even how it's implemented, with the caveat that we don't know the right magical voodoo incantations of nested backquotes to write exactly.
  
  ;; So. We're an experienced macro writer so we come up with almost 100% of the solution in an instant:
  #+nil
  
negative.code: (in-package #:cl-user)
  
  ;;;; I started writing a "proper" easy-backquote-nesting.lisp but it's
  ;;;; taking too long and I'm tired and I feel the pressure to release
  ;;;; this thing so for now I'll just cheat and skip many steps and get
  ;;;; right to the raw matter of my technique itself, without any
  ;;;; context whatsoever. The intended audience is experienced lispers
  ;;;; who already know what backquote nesting is and why you'd want to
  ;;;; use it.
  
  ;; Here's the macro we want to write. It's not a really great example
  ;; for what I want to illustrate because there isn't a lot of variety
  ;; but I'm in a bit of a hurry and it should be "good enough" (feeling
  ;; depressed yet?).
  (defmacro define-multidef-macro (name global-args local-args &body body)
    (let ((local-args-var (if (consp local-args)
  			    (first local-args)
  