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The term used in the CRDT papers is "strong eventual consistency" - basically it's an eventually consistent system with the added guarantee that any two replica
by LAC-Tech 4y ago
The term used in the CRDT papers is "strong eventual consistency" - basically it's an eventually consistent system with the added guarantee that any two replicas that have received the same updates - in any order - will have the same state.
So as for documents etc, if you can find or come up with a CRDT where the automatic merging function will give you something that makes sense for a user - sure.