Wording around availability zones and multiple-region writes.

[FallenHoot]

Multi-Region Writes don't support strong consistency, because you can't have an RTO/RPO of zero. Therefore, you can turn availability zones support on for multiple-region writes, but it adds minimal value.

Would need to be verified with PG/PMs if this should be grayed out in the Azure Portal to help with the confusion of this feature.

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[TheovanKraay]

Thanks for the suggestion. However, I don't quite understand its goal - the wording seems to be saying the same thing, but inverted to focus on multi-region writes, and now communicates less information (there are also single-region write scenarios where AZs add little value, as shown in the table below this sentence). It sounds like a customer was confused, can you articulate how they were confused, and how this wording will clarify for them?

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