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icey - I'm not trying to win any converts, simply display some qualities of both languages.

• icey 17y ago
  I think you're missing an opportunity. Every language can benefit from more users, especially fledgling ones like Clojure. The problem is that Python, Ruby and Lisp developers are likely Clojure's target market... and they know enough to know when things are getting slanted. Like I've said before, I don't think you've got bad intentions, I'm just trying to give you some advice. It's very tough to create a comparison without the illusion of advocacy, so it can't hurt to make sure that you're comparing fairly.
  • jacquesm 17y ago
    amen. Also, the comparison is really flawed, see above.