Personally I've got little to say, but I think it's an important news, that should be displayed prominently (especially in this community full of LISP fans). So I up-voted it.
I'd also like to learn Clojure at some point (or some other LISPy language like Nu), but haven't had a chance yet, so it wasn't really an upvote because I like Clojure. :)
Head over to http://www.try-clojure.org/ and click the "tutorial" link. You can go through the tutorial in about 30 minutes -- there's not a lot there yet (looks like it's a work in progress) but it's enough to give you a quick flavor of Clojure-scented Lisp.
I'd also like to learn Clojure at some point (or some other LISPy language like Nu), but haven't had a chance yet, so it wasn't really an upvote because I like Clojure. :)