Lists bare as values (after Pure 140's inflate and HTTP): a let's list or a message's rows named where a value goes is a list value (Pure's LIST_VALUE, a copy of its items), given to fns, returned (several at once too), held by a let or put in a field; a list value (a parameter's, a let's from a fn, a field's) moves by its number uncopied and is read through a register (for, a fold at its height, [i], [i].field, .count, .first, .last); changing one says it is a list value, a stored list is still no value; a list where a number goes says to walk it or read .count; test bare_lists (200 random lists through fns that fold, walk, read by position and give back two lists and a list of numbers, against Python), two diagnostics (one changed: o.rows where a number goes); the 60 sources compiled before are the same modules byte for byte; 002

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