I know enough about Haskell to be excited, but recently, I implemented a few systems with F# and am really happy with the language. If we forget about the .net/

I know enough about Haskell to be excited, but recently, I implemented a few systems with F# and am really happy with the language. If we forget about the .net/MS thing (and all the hatred that comes from that), are there real true advantages of going Haskell for a greenfield project over F# ? (I have a couple heavy algorithm heavy Haskell projects done, but having worked with F# more and more, I feel like it is so much nicer as a modern, not bend over your back to deal with the purity/lazy aspects language than Haskell).