This module allows your Python programs to easily have a persistent global distributed shared state. This state can be used to store things like number of users, game high scores, message of the day from the author, etc. The state has an interface like a dictionary with some additional synchronization functionality and some restrictions. This module connects to a server on the Google App Engine to store and manage data. It uses a simple security model based on Google accounts.
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