are a family of data structures for sets, maps, ordered lists, counters, etc. that can be concurrently edited by multiple
users, and which automatically resolve conflicts in sensible ways. Some CRDTs have been implemented in Riak 2.0
is the conflict resolution algorithm behind collaborative editing applications such as Etherpad and Google Docs. It was
designed particularly for concurrent editing of an ordered list of items, such as the list of characters that constitute
a text document.
