> In addition, the root cause for most complaints ("it doesn't scale!", "it loses my data!", "it's not consistent!") is that people try to apply design patterns from relational databases to MongoDB, which often is just a horrible idea.
Is expecting a database to be acid a horrible idea? if you care about your datas it is not.
No that's probably not a horrible idea, I'm just saying that MongoDB is by design not an ACID database, so I think it's silly to complain about this fact when using it.
Is expecting a database to be acid a horrible idea? if you care about your datas it is not.