17. The computer readable medium of claim 6 , the method comprising controlling the first de-duplication logic and the second de-duplication logic to accept a dialect associated with a replication event, where the replication event comprises distribution of an updated parse scope comprising one or more of, a rule, a hash of a rule, a rule identifier, a plurality of rules, a hash of the plurality of rules, and a plurality of rule identifiers; and where the replication event occurs independent of an intended communication between de-duplication logics.
6. A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer executable instructions that when executed by a computer control the computer to perform a method, the method comprising: upon determining that a first de-duplication logic and a second de-duplication logic are to participate in a shared de-duplication action for an object, controlling the first de-duplication logic to establish a shared parse scope with the second de-duplication logic, by: controlling the first de-duplication logic to provide dialect data to the second de-duplication logic, and receiving feedback data from the second de-duplication logic, the feedback data being produced in response to the dialect data, the dialect data comprising one or more of, a rule, a hash of a rule, a rule identifier, a plurality of rules, a hash of the plurality of rules, and a plurality of rule identifiers, where the rule comprises one or more of: first information about a context associated with an object to be de-duplicated, second information identifying a previously negotiated shared parse scope associated with an object, third information identifying how an object is to be parsed; fourth information identifying an action to be performed after an object is parsed; fifth information identifying one or more of, a delta hash function, and a delta storage schema for an object; and sixth information identifying balancing rules for balancing performance and reduction; where the feedback data comprising one or more of: an acceptance notification that identifies that the second de-duplication logic is aware of the dialect identified by the dialect data and agrees to use the dialect identified by the dialect data, an update notification that identifies that the second de-duplication logic was not aware of the dialect identified by the dialect data, that the second de-duplication logic agrees to use the dialect identified by the dialect data, and that the second de-duplication logic has been updated as a function of receiving the dialect data, a counteroffer notification comprising an alternative dialect data, where the alternative dialect data comprises one or more of, a rule, a hash of a rule, a rule identifier, a plurality of rules, a hash of the plurality of rules, and a plurality of rule identifiers, where the alternative dialect data is associated with an alternate dialect in use by the second de-duplication logic, a request notification that identifies a hash of an item in the dialect for which a corresponding actual item is requested by the second de-duplication logic, and an acknowledgement notification that identifies that the second de-duplication logic will participate in the shared de-duplication action as controlled by a persisted parse scope previously negotiated for the object and persisting the shared parse scope.