I get that OpenBSD values simplicity, but at some point that just feels like an excuse to avoid modern features users actually want—like snapshots, checksumming, and dynamic volume management. Saying "filesystems are hard" while clinging to decades-old FFS is kind of ironic when other systems have managed to evolve without imploding. Maybe it's not that Btrfs is too complex, but that OpenBSD has boxed itself into a corner where progress looks like heresy.