I'm not a Clojure user, but this article reads to me like complaints about the language's faults, and frustration it isn't solved a particular way. He may be ri

I'm not a Clojure user, but this article reads to me like complaints about the language's faults, and frustration it isn't solved a particular way. He may be right in some or all of these cases, but some of the phrasing used does not encourage anyone to look at it further. Attitudes like this make me want to quit open source when I encounter it in projects I maintain and/or contribute to.