For sure. I don't think papers/academia are really what I'd be going for; this is definitely more of a Real World language. It encapsulates lessons I've learned

For sure. I don't think papers/academia are really what I'd be going for; this is definitely more of a Real World language. It encapsulates lessons I've learned in a semi-specific domain in a way that keeps the programmer right on track, and greases the wheels of development at the same time. It has some new ideas but none of them are so alien as to be worthy of a paper. I've got a very clear vision of the defining features and what sets it apart from the status quo, so I should have no trouble getting that across in the readme. The trick is getting people to see the readme in the first place :) Example projects, ideally in the real world doing real things is a good point of advice. I'll look for opportunities along those lines when the time comes. Thanks!