I see your argument here and this could also be solved by some type of somewhat difficult flag that Synology could implement. Meaning that by default it could

I see your argument here and this could also be solved by some type of somewhat difficult flag that Synology could implement. Meaning that by default it could require a Synology drive that is at minimum going to work decently. Want to mess around more and are more technical ? Make it a CLI command or something the average joe is going to be wary about. With a big warning message. Personally I only like to buy very reliable enterprise class drives (probably much better than whatever Synology will officially sell) and this is my main concern.