RefHeap

It's built from the ground up using Clojure... and it uses Pygments to perform its core task?<p>Just saying, doing the equivalent of Pygments for the 10 most important languages (your call which) and having an end-to-end Clojure solution might be a more impressive calling card than being the first Clojure web app to wrap Pygments.

I'm not sure I get it.. it's another pastebin, with syntax formatting? Not much of a description on the site.

Respective blog post regarding their launch.<p><a href="http://blog.refheap.com/blog/2012/01/06/brave-new-world/" rel="nofollow">http://blog.refheap.com/blog/2012/01/06/brave-new-world/</a>

since you use sequential document names, people can (and will) scan through / search / index what is posted. maybe that's what you want, but it might be more useful if the names were random and sufficiently long to be sparse, so that they are "invisible" unless you know the url.