I couldn't agree with you more. The statements made in this article seem pretty derisive towards MySQL, a system I like for its flexability, easy integration, a

I couldn't agree with you more. The statements made in this article seem pretty derisive towards MySQL, a system I like for its flexability, easy integration, and power. Sure, it might not be the most pure sql implementation, it lets you bend the rules for data integrity (maybe not best practice but I still like it) and there are some quirks but calling MySQL stupid doesn't make me a Postgres fan.