I'm also in support of the optimal names. Clojure is not too widely
used in production code yet, and it would be a shame to start
compromising design decisions for backwards compatibility already.

This is actually one of my (and many other people's) favorite parts
about Clojure, the beauty of Lisp without the baggage. I wouldn't like
for Clojure to start carrying baggage of its own.
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