The thing is, none of the systems I have the luxury to run a filesystem which can randomly explode any time because I pressed a button developers didn't account

The thing is, none of the systems I have the luxury to run a filesystem which can randomly explode any time because I pressed a button developers didn't account for, yet. I have bitten by ReiserFS' superblock corruption once, and that time I had plenty of time to rebuild my system leisurely. My current life doesn't allow for that. I need to be able to depend on my systems. Again, I believe BTRFS will be an excellent filesystem in the long run. It's not ready yet for "format, mount and forget" from my perspective. Only I'm against is, "it runs on my machine, so yours' is a skill issue" take, which is harmful on many levels.