I think part of the parent comment's point was that Swift does/will have a lot of users. Right now those 10,000 Go questions cover a lot of server related issues; the 37,000 Swift questions are almost completely iOS questions.

If I started writing an HTTP server in Swift the day it comes out I won't find much help but I'll have a mountain of unrelated answers to filter. Essentially Swift's adoption for iOS apps doesn't help and might hurt efforts to use it elsewhere.

Look at Object-C: extremely common writing software for Apple; almost non-existent elsewhere, despite the fact that it has never been limited to Apple.