I totally agree, I just thought it was odd that the article didn't mention it. There was a section on when SQLite might not be appropriate, but it never mention

I totally agree, I just thought it was odd that the article didn't mention it. There was a section on when SQLite might not be appropriate, but it never mentions this. Easily avoiding data loss is a huge feature for a db that's going to have any amount of production data, so if you're proposing that people use SQLite for production workloads, this should be acknowledged.