> Don't get me wrong, I love MongoDB, but there are much better reasons to use MongoDB, such as the fact that every document is a flexible data structure, not a

> Don't get me wrong, I love MongoDB, but there are much better reasons to use MongoDB, such as the fact that every document is a flexible data structure, not a strict collection of columns. You can add keys and values as you choose, and store them as arrays or sub-documents depending on the encapsulation you need, etc. Yup. I dropped the ball on this one. Should have a list of 4 reasons. :)