Ok, sorry about that. But one thing to remember is that SQL is much more powerful than the GAE datastore when it comes to functionality which would demand a lower price for GAE. On the other hand the GAE datastore is designed for scaling, which may be difficult to achieve using ordinary relational databases like MySQL. I like the GAE datastore because it scales automatically. It's just having to pay for frontend instances I think really sucks.
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