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"As of 2011, one of the most popular flat file database engines is SQLite" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_file_database#Contemporary_implementations https:

• dragonwriter 12y ago
  "It is in Wikipedia" ⇏ "It is true" SQLite files are not "flat files" by any definition commonly in use, including the "narrow" and "broader" definitions in that article. (Which, incidentally, is almost entirely unsourced fact claims, which violates Wikipedia's own quality standards.)
  • couchand 12y ago
    Great, you take issue with these things. Do you have a source you can point to? Could you use your time improving Wikipedia or at least pointing us poor saps on HN to more detailed information? That seems like it would be more useful than looking for a minor UTF-8 character to "prove" your point. What are the definitions in common use that you know? Is it possible there are others you aren't aware of?