> Furthermore, ZFS protects you from bitrot via multiple copies or RAIDZ or at least lets you know bitrot occurred (scrub). Scrub is not even required for that

> Furthermore, ZFS protects you from bitrot via multiple copies or RAIDZ or at least lets you know bitrot occurred (scrub). Scrub is not even required for that: all data is checked when read, it's only for checking unused data. > It lets you resize the dataset Considering that you are talking about quota on directories, I'm not sure it is really advantage of ZFS. It's basic functionality.