I mostly agree with your sentiment, but, > I think most people don't know that Datomic can be seen as a layer between your code/date and nearly any backend (in

I mostly agree with your sentiment, but, > I think most people don't know that Datomic can be seen as a layer between your code/date and nearly any backend (including SQL: for example you can use PostgreSQL "behind" Datomic). While this is true, it doesn't matter. That Datomic is backed with Postgres doesn't matter to me unless I can query it with all the same functionality as I do Posgtres. Which I can't. It's just a dumb store (like all the backends), so this is an meaningless feature except to people running operations.