You are bringing the idea that a specific programming language must be made to do visual programming, not me. That is the opposite of what I think!!
If your solution to global problems is for everyone in the world to adopt Hybrid Clojure Script as their programming language, you don't really have an economically viable solution.
> I think they may fall over in surprise when they realize that this technology become commercially viable while they were busy writing this academic paper...
"this technology" is an actual concrete language that mixes text and graphics. Not a version control system or an extensible parser framework or whatever it is that you have.
Maybe one day you will build an actual language that mixes text and graphics but unless you can show me a screenshot of that it seems like a dick move to say that they've wasted their time because you've already got a commercially viable version, when actually you haven't at all.
I certainly invite people to disrespect me for superficial reasons, and that is on purpose. The people who actually judge me on my merit I find to be much more worth my time.
If your solution to global problems is for everyone in the world to adopt Hybrid Clojure Script as their programming language, you don't really have an economically viable solution.