Well, given that it's meant to be language research, I think there's a ton of value in it. We already have a bunch of popular existing languages with infix synt

Well, given that it's meant to be language research, I think there's a ton of value in it. We already have a bunch of popular existing languages with infix syntax, and Honu shows how a powerful hygienic macro system can be applied to those. You may not want a powerful macro system in those languages, but I personally think it would far preferable to the existing mess of annotations and build-system hacks to generate code.