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Non-technical issues in acceptance of SILs

Technical issues in Systems Implementation Language (SIL) design are comparatively well understood. However, some major factors in the choice of a SIL for a given project are not related to the technical merits of the language. They are: availability of a "good" implementation, programmer trainability, and existence of a user community.