Is that actually true? I mean the part about Postgres might be, I don't know. But was there a time when MongoDB was a good way to go? Was there ever a time w

Is that actually true? I mean the part about Postgres might be, I don't know. But was there a time when MongoDB was a good way to go? Was there ever a time when it actually worked consistently well at something that was database shaped? Because I started dealing with it in ~2010 I think, and it wasn't a suitable database for anything other than toy projects or throw-away data back then, and while it's many versions newer, it still appears to be pretty fast and loose with its supposed system guarantees. There was a point when they raised $100+ Million in funding that I thought they'd take that money and actually build a database. At least as recently as last Summer that wasn't a reality yet.