I don't really see that industry has rejected Haskell at all. Haskell target simply wasn't (or isn't) industry. You can't really be rejected if you aren't tryin

I don't really see that industry has rejected Haskell at all. Haskell target simply wasn't (or isn't) industry. You can't really be rejected if you aren't trying to get into that niche. And Haskell has seen significant industrial use. So they succeeded at something they didn't even want to succeed at.