There is a severe lack of evidence in this post for the author's assertion that "Common Lisp, Erlang, and F# would all be safer bets" than a nebulous "several m

There is a severe lack of evidence in this post for the author's assertion that "Common Lisp, Erlang, and F# would all be safer bets" than a nebulous "several more popular languages" - his entire argument seems to be that Common List and Erlang have been around since the '80s, and F# shares resources with C#. Also, an S-curve does not seem an appropriate representation for the benefits of a larger userbase - diminishing returns are not synonymous with asymptomatically approaching zero returns, and the idea that the first few users are worth negligible amounts seems wildly inaccurate.