Your observations are on point, and collaborating with lispers is not free of bitter moments. At work we use cljfmt (similar to gofmt) plus a variety of hacky

Your observations are on point, and collaborating with lispers is not free of bitter moments. At work we use cljfmt (similar to gofmt) plus a variety of hacky formatters and conventions. It works for us and I hope to open-source part of our stack at some point! The experience is similar to that of Rubocop - which btw is the reason why there aren't indent wars (or similar) on Ruby. Great to decomplect how code is written (however you please), from how it is committed (autoformatted).