I made a similar point in the comments, to which he deflected. I think SO continues to misunderstand that it is not necessarily the centerpoint for all developers, especially languages and technologies that are not 'mainstream'. If questions aren't already there for a technology that's not as widely known, people will look elsewhere - in the case of Clojure in particular, they look to its community. This is a repeated flaw in SO's own 'data analytics' posts.

So when you pay for "organizer" membership at http://Meetup.com they let you create up to three meetup groups. I've only used one of those slots for my local Clojure meetup. So if anyone wants to start a Clojure meetup in their area for free, let me know. edit: I have one slot available. first come first serve