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the problem is when you start nesting arrow forms, which is more common now that clojure has grown more arrow macros like as-> and cond->, how do you know the first expression passed to -> statically is the actual "head" when the code is run?
myself and many others have long passed locked themselves to a specific clojure-mode sha to avoid getting these crazy formatting changes. we have large clojure code bases and are not interested in reformatting all of it according to your whims. do you really intend this to be a community style guide or just a repo to trip up new clojure users that coworkers will have to tell them to ignore when they get a job in a clojure shop?
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