https://hackpad.com/Ox-A-beast-of-a-different-color-JDL1c4J63wZ

The critical issue seems to be that the broader community does not and will never have a voice in the governance and direction of Clojure. To this there is no solution but exit, the question is one if if how and why.

Just talked with @mikethompson and he said that theres a few key things in a fork: 1. Provide compelling features for people to switch 2. Frame it in a positive way

The first month or so is critical for adoption

Agreed... one question I've been struggling with is what's the governance goal so that we don't wind up back in the same place.

governance goal?

What does the maintainership structure look like. How do we grow it. Presumably we don't want to limit it to the two of us.

Nope

There’s plenty of examples of good governance around