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Line 383: === Eventual consistency === An [[eventual consistency]]<ref name="Replica"/> is a weak consistency model in athe system with athe lack of simultaneous updates. It defines that if no update takes a very long time, all replicas eventually become consistent. Most shared decentralized databases have an eventual consistency model, either BASE: basically available; soft state; eventually consistent, or a combination of [[ACID (computer science)\|ACID]] and BASE sometimes called SALT: sequential; agreed; ledgered; tamper-resistant, and also symmetric; admin-free; ledgered; and time-consensual.<ref>Collin Cusce.

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