Synology uses btrfs by default for a NAS product, and I find it hard to believe they'd pick that for a product whose explicit goal is reliable storage if it wer

Synology uses btrfs by default for a NAS product, and I find it hard to believe they'd pick that for a product whose explicit goal is reliable storage if it were full of dragons. Once something gets a reputation for having issues that reputation tends to stick pretty much forever. I'm thinking maybe older versions of btrfs were problematic and the FUD has never gone away.