>>  From what I've seen, Lisp, Earlang and Clean get *way* more publicity
>> than little old Haskell. Even ML is more widely known.
> 
>     Hadn't heard of Clean till today.

Yeah, Erlang is more widely known.

Clean is sort-of like Haskell, but much more messy. (Which makes the 
name kind of interesting...) It's more low-level, reputedly giving you 
better performance.

>     Lisp used to be the king, but I'm sure if you look at the rate over 
> the last 2 years, Haskell exceeds it.

I don't know about that - ever heard of Emacs?

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