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 ## Issues
 
-* Larger, more complex archives have significant issues when doing a full extraction.
-  * Seems to be mostly a problem with archives with many deep file trees.
-  * It seems to not only take exponentially longer per nested folder, but also will eat all your system's memory as it does so.
-  * Observed when tested Arch Linux's live iso's airootfs.sfs.
-  * Accessing files / folders without extracting is NOT be effected.
-* Significantly slower then `unsquashfs` (about 5 ~ 7 times slower on a ~100MB archive using zstd compression)
+* Significantly slower then `unsquashfs` when extracting folders (about 5 ~ 7 times slower on a ~100MB archive using zstd compression)
   * This seems to be related to above along with the general optimization of `unsquashfs` and it's compression libraries.
+  * The larger the file's tree, the slower the extraction will be. Arch Linux's Live USB's airootfs.sfs takes ~35x longer for a full extraction.
 
 ## Recommendations on Usage
 
-Due to the above issue and performance consideration, this library should only be used to access files within the archive without extraction, or to mount it via Fuse.
+Due to the above performance consideration, this library should only be used to access files within the archive without extraction, or to mount it via Fuse.
 
-* Neither of these use cases are largely effected by the issues above.
+* Neither of these use cases are largely effected by the issue above.