> You said "map" but are talking about "tree". In essence yes, the maps I see being bandied about in clj tend to have tree structures. Haven't seen much/any u

> You said "map" but are talking about "tree". In essence yes, the maps I see being bandied about in clj tend to have tree structures. Haven't seen much/any use of graphs in clj code. Deep nesting has become almost idiomatic at this point from my POV. Could you provide example/pointer to clj code using a graph in lieu or in addition to a map?