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So, why am I talking about Btrfs?
I've been using linux and its different filesystems since 1993
I've have been using ext2/ext3/ext4 for 20 years.
But I worked at Network Appliance in 1997, and I've grown hooked to snapshots.
LVM snapshots never worked well on linux, and have great performance problems (I've seen I/O speed go down to 2MB/s).
I also like using partitions to separate my filesystems, but LVM partitions are not ideal and add the overhead of using LVM.
I wanted this badly enough that I switched my laptop to btrfs 2 years ago, and more machines since then.