NoSQL is a really terrible term. I don't know why so many people seem eager to the argue the merits of an incredibly disparate umbrella label that includes data

NoSQL is a really terrible term. I don't know why so many people seem eager to the argue the merits of an incredibly disparate umbrella label that includes databases that have almost nothing in common. What meaningful things can you say about a category that includes Cassandara, Datalog, LDMB and Neo4J? I think when a lot of people talk about NoSQL they just want to rant against a certain kind of strawman programmer. You know the one. Young, stupid, naiive, too arrogant to learn nth normal form or define schemas. This programmer probably uses nodejs or some other such heresy and only wants quick results, integrity be damned! Don't get me wrong, Relational Databases are really good, and fit a lot of problems really well. But there do exist legitimate use cases (not necessarily scale!) where an RDBMS will simply be a poor fit, or a lot more work. Don't dredge up the strawman of the programmer too arrogant to learn SQL because you're too arogant to learn the merits of something that isn't SQL.