> This is definitely not true, especially if you co-locate your data fetching in your reducers, which is a common pattern. How can it be definitely not true, w

> This is definitely not true, especially if you co-locate your data fetching in your reducers, which is a common pattern. How can it be definitely not true, when you have to say "especially"? Most code I've seen (including the official docs) don't data fetch in reducers. But even then, I'm not sure what you mean. > It also provides a single, centralized store instead of needing many contexts... Which you can very well do with useContext and useState.