I see monad tutorial after monad tutorial posted here, but never some new, awesome piece of technology produced using Haskell. In fact, the only Haskell softwa

I see monad tutorial after monad tutorial posted here, but never some new, awesome piece of technology produced using Haskell. In fact, the only Haskell software I can think of is Darcs, a DVCS that was so buggy and slow when I first started learning Haskell in 2010 that the community recommended against using it, and of course xmonad, dons' tiling window manager that he flagrantly abused his moderator status on r/programming to aggressively promote. Yet Haskell remains one of the most popular languages here. There are more stories about it than Perl or C#. From this I can only conclude that Haskellers are all talk and no action, and IMO, this reflects very poorly on the language and its community. EDIT: Also, the downvotes that one swiftly and copiously collects from merely criticizing Haskell and its community also reflect very poorly on both.