Version 10 of Tcl Tutorial Discussions

I'd like to take on the task of sorting through as many good Tcl Tutorials as we can find, and building clear way for someone who is not currently a Tcl'r to join us and find the information geared to their level of programming skill. It should be presented in a communicative, nurturing atmosphere that brings both the joy of Tcl and the fun of the community.

To that end I have some questions for the existing Tcl community. Please e-mail your responses to me directly ( leam at reuel dot net ), I'll collate them and bring back whatever trends and thoughts seem to surface. Also, if you have a question you feel pertinent, please add it!

Please note that references to "Tcl" include the core language and its extensions.

What drew you to Tcl?
What keeps you with Tcl?
Describe your current level of skill and amount of experience, both with Tcl and other programming languages.
When you first started with Tcl, what did you think best about it? What made you think, "Oi, that's weird!"?
What resources did you use to learn Tcl? What resources have you used to learn other languages?
What things draw you to learn another programming language?
What resources do you use to stay current with Tcl?

I'll post updates and notes here as they come in.