[pierrefar]

For pete's sake, for the last time: you were using 1.3.3 which is UNstable and not production ready. Its developers know it's likely to have problems and you proved them right. What you wrote was not "true". You found a bug in beta software.

This instance of CouchDB data corruption is in a production-ready version, aka a stable version. No doubt eventually MongoDB will hit a similar issue and then we'll all calm down and stop poo-pooing all the hard work everyone is putting in building these databases.

[StavrosK]

For the zillionth time: I moved to 1.4.0 after 1.3.3, and there was data loss on the stable version too. Seriously, what's up with everyone's reading comprehension?

[pierrefar]

My understanding is that you stopped using MongoDB and started using SQLite. To me, that means that you are probably not a Linux or Mac or Windows user because they all can crash and lose your data. Likewise you are not a user of any office suite because you've likely to lose data from all of them. Likewise, even ISPs can disconnect you half-way through a transaction (say buying something or editing a blog post) and so you will stop using them because of that.

So good luck with historious. I think it's an interesting idea, but by your logic I shouldn't try it in case it crashes and loses my bookmarking data.

[StavrosK]

I'm pretty sure that my wariness of losing data would mean that I'm... uh... less likely to lose data? Besides, SQLite is amazing.