It could be argued they'd make more money from consulting with a much wider adoption of free Datomic. The problem in the Clojure community is much wider - it's

It could be argued they'd make more money from consulting with a much wider adoption of free Datomic. The problem in the Clojure community is much wider - it's not interested in wider adoption, competing for mindshare and rallying round a web framework to attract new users. I think it's partly a Lisp thing.