If you are flying solo, then sure, I can see the appeal, but for most(?) of us, that hand-tailored language needs to be learned by everyone you work with, and a

If you are flying solo, then sure, I can see the appeal, but for most(?) of us, that hand-tailored language needs to be learned by everyone you work with, and anyone who might need to work on your codebase in the future. And it’s unlikely that those future coders will feel the same about your hand-tailored language as you do. (editing to mention the fact that Clojure targets both servers (via JVM/CLR) and browsers (via ClojureScript) so you lose none of the reach you mention with JavaScript)