compile-time type safety is pretty irrelevant to Lisp, being really a concept from the batch-language world, where the compilers routinely deny your programs the knoledge they have about them. I'd say compile-time type safety is important where types themselves are predominantly a compile-time concept. moreover, the term "compile time" is itself less useful in Lisp than it may seem.
anyway, I hope the snippet I gave was helpful.
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