I'm just giving ideas, I like simplicity too and certainly not demand additional ways to do one thing. For me your fix is just not ultimate option - not running fsck at all or mounting drive manually does add burden on end user that probably doesn't want to know what fsck is or use any special tricks to get his/her external drive working. Something should be done about this probably altering things that already are there, not adding other things. And for the other GNU/Linux distributions - I use only gentoo, that just skips drives with errors.
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