The moment I saw the previous controversial topic - about "yes language" push - I realized that Clojure has become mature. When the people who do not agree with some choices appear not just outside but in the community itself - it means that the language matters to them despite the parts they don't like. Matters enough not to just say "Ah, screw it, I'll just switch to FooLanguage". So, sit back, get involved in head-punching and just enjoy Clojure being a grown-up.
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