The fact that it's used today might just reflect choices made (and possibly regretted) ages ago. It doesn't prove that anyone's making that choice today, or ref

The fact that it's used today might just reflect choices made (and possibly regretted) ages ago. It doesn't prove that anyone's making that choice today, or refute a claim to the contrary. Also "MongoDB/NoSQL" is a slippery phrase. There are plenty of people who use other NoSQL databases who would never have touched MongoDB with a twenty-foot pole, so your statement's truth varies according to which part of the subject you look at.