I don't know exact numbers, since I don't do any user tracking. But I know of numerous users who are already experienced with Clojure who have switched, myself

I don't know exact numbers, since I don't do any user tracking. But I know of numerous users who are already experienced with Clojure who have switched, myself included. Cursive currently has paredit on by default, but I'm going to switch that to parinfer. FWIW Emacs users do ask about parinfer in #parinfer on Clojurians because they actually want to use it. There currently isn't a smart mode for Emacs though, and that's what I consider the game changer. I suspect that uptake will be good once that's available.