> They do it right. This is the hallmark of Postgres. Either they do it right or they don't do it at all. For a long time, this worked against them in benchmar

> They do it right. This is the hallmark of Postgres. Either they do it right or they don't do it at all. For a long time, this worked against them in benchmarks because doing it right meant that mysql was faster (due to cutting corners). It pleases me to no end to see the progress the 9.x series has been making regards to performance, ease of replication setup and marketing.