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On 09/03/2009, at 11:14 AM, Chris Anderson wrote:

> If one were to use couch_btree and mochiweb to make a JSON store that
> is very Couch-like but doesn't pass the CouchDB tests or replicate
> with CouchDB nodes, I'd consider it to be a different product, and I
> think it would be misleading to call it CouchDB.

This accords with our thinking. What would you say if it were purely a  
matter of the bulk-op semantics?

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