Ext4 data corruption trouble

Data corruption/loss is scary. Even more than most security problems (a really bad security problem will be used by some joker to erase your data, so a really bad security problem is equivalent to data corruption/loss).

If the data corruption/loss affects the most used and stable filesystem in the Linux world, the steps to reproduce sound reasonably easy to hit by chance (just reboot twice quickly), and the data loss is believed to be prevented by just not upgrading/downgrading a minor point release, it is natural human behavior to want EVERYONE to know RIGHT NOW, so people will not upgrade/will downgrade until it is safe. Thus the posts on every widely read Linux-related news media people could find.

Even now with the problem being shown to happen in less common situations, and with it being suspected of being older than 3.6.1, I would say 3.6.3 is burned, and people will not touch it with a 3-meter pole until 3.6.4 is out. Even if 3.6.4 has no ext4-related patches at all.