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To wit: I had a SNAFU with RAID6 during some disk exchanges that I ended up fixing, but I wound up with a FS that was a mix of disk state from a span of about 1 hour. XFS happily fixed everything with fsck. ZFS would've probably died badly with such an unconventional issue.
The lack of fsck being the first problem, of course. The rule with ZFS is that when something goes wrong, you restore from backup. I *do* have backups, but it don't trust a FS with that mentality.
I've been running ZFS in critical production for over 6 years and I haven't seen a single file system failure even when disks decided to die.
On top of that, ZFS don't need fsck.
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