I wasn't specifically talking about the articles, just in general point that'll I'm happy to stand behind. I'll happily repeat it: unless you have a specfic us

I wasn't specifically talking about the articles, just in general point that'll I'm happy to stand behind. I'll happily repeat it: unless you have a specfic use case, RDBMS is the default and it should be so. Now if you have a specific use case, fair enough, but the aforementioned examples don't honestly seem to be valid reason to throw our the advantages of RDBMS.