I write Clojure code professionally and am deeply interested in all Clojure subjects that pass through HN (as well as Lisp/Scheme, Ruby, Scala, general CS, etc.

I write Clojure code professionally and am deeply interested in all Clojure subjects that pass through HN (as well as Lisp/Scheme, Ruby, Scala, general CS, etc. -related posts on HN). But, I probably comment on only a small percentage of them, because, as another poster suggested, I don't have a lot to add other than "this is cool!" and I'd rather hear from folks who are more deeply involved in the projects under discussion--like Daniel Solano (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5804036 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5804036). I also suspect that, given how often Clojure posts pop up and hang out on the main page, despite their relative number of comments, the interest is strong here.