Sure, I understand, for some orgs, betting on Haskell is the best choice. What I meant is that they're not using Scala in a small obscure project that nobody cares/know (as most early adoptions of languages are in big companies), they have a significant amount of code and their main business runs on it. (I'm not talking about the ideal case/what I would like, I'm talking about what I've observed in my bubble )