I agree very much.

When I started developing in Clojure, I came across a lot of Clojure code that simply seems to be formatted/aligned "wrongly", which was just my intuitive understanding of what the article names more accurately.

It felt to me like everything was too cramped, not grouped properly.

Luckily, it was super easy to fix for me in my code, just do some different alignment and line breaks and readability increased a lot. However, it now doesn't look like "standard Clojure" which might be its own problem in collaboration, I don't know.