This is the most realistic answer. Steve Yegge was making similar criticisms years back, saying Clojure was "user-hostile". That's probably not fair and largel

This is the most realistic answer. Steve Yegge was making similar criticisms years back, saying Clojure was "user-hostile". That's probably not fair and largely a matter of opinion (see the link for a back and forth), but it is another piece of evidence that says the Clojure community does things their own way. Not shocking, it's a lisp! https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/3jjit5/what_does_steve_yegge_mean_by_clojure_being/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/3jjit5/what_does_s... Clojure development is opinionated, for good and bad.