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ACID = "reliable"? You need to define that.

Also you casually mix in "default state", so you need to decide if you're going to include all the possible modes of the more flexible stores out there or if you want this to be a silly attack on default configs.

since you asked, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACID explains ACID is about - all about - reliability. It is scary if you're the author of the article and you don't grasp this.

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