I think you might be overestimating the actual usage of Clojure. It's still very much a niche language. Everything I've observed suggests that Scala has a far

I think you might be overestimating the actual usage of Clojure. It's still very much a niche language. Everything I've observed suggests that Scala has a far greater rate of adoption than Clojure, and Scala's usage is still basically irrelevant compared to that of the major entrenched languages. I'd put the adoption of Haskell closer to that of Scala than I would to Clojure.