Probably the most effective way to really hammer the benefits of literate programming into the clojure community would be to take a manageable but serious and well known clojure program, module, or library, and render it into literate form. As a clojure programmer, I'm not even there. But as someone to help with the literate part, I'd be thrilled to help out.
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