A great point, of course. That's why we had a crack at Clojure in the first place! Basically, it's great to have a diversity of freely-available, open-source t

A great point, of course. That's why we had a crack at Clojure in the first place! Basically, it's great to have a diversity of freely-available, open-source tools that can be used for such a wide variety of different tasks. I expect the 'my toolset is better than your toolset' nonsense will always be with us, and while it's useful to discuss some of the pros and cons, we should all bear in mind that most tools are awesome :)