Why aren't time stamped based concurrency control protocols used more extensively?

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As a database theoretic concept I've been a big fan of time stamped based concurrency control protocols since I first learned about them. I've noticed they don't seem to be used much. Why is that? Or am I just wrong?

Edit: I mean timestamped data items with read and write time stamps and timestamped transactions with fixed timestamp order similar to what is described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timestamp-based_concurrency_control

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