They do run BSD, so "why I don't run BSD" would be incorrect. And they are telling you what they think. This is both a totally factual warning and advocacy.

They do run BSD, so "why I don't run BSD" would be incorrect. And they are telling you what they think. This is both a totally factual warning and advocacy. Title is fine and matches the content. Even though there is another level at which some few readers end up being curious and try exactly the thing being nominally warned against, and this reaction is intentional, the surface literal meaning is also plain fact and neither misleading nor non-literal paternalistic literary device. The reasons given are actually true and are reasons one might not want to use a BSD as a desktop. The contrary reaction to reject the advice and try to run BSD is expected but only from a few people. The title and the content are 100% plain surface value good true advice. You will have those problems. As for the title, if they themselves do run BSD despite those problems, then the title is fine. They are simply reporting what life is like. There is nothing wrong with that.