>One might be concerned that this could threaten Clojure’s status as an open source licensed language, but that’s not really something to be worried about. Nubank know very well about the importance of Clojure being open source. The main benefit of the acquisition, conversely, is to fund Clojure and Datomic’s development
The acquisition was two years ago so I was a bit puzzled as to why this blog post just appeared -- and doesn't talk about what it _has already meant_ for Clojure, over the two years since it happened?
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