I don't mind having a filesystem that works reasonably well on most devices. But I would consider "being able to append to a file reasonably quickly" as part of that "reasonably well".
Note that it's entirely possible to have a filesystem that's actually several different filesystems with a magic selector. (I mean, block sizes and reserved block percentages and inline inodes already are along those lines)
If your underlying device is slow -as SD cards are notorious for being for any use case other than picture or video storage and retrieval-, no amount of FS juju can help you.
Note that it's entirely possible to have a filesystem that's actually several different filesystems with a magic selector. (I mean, block sizes and reserved block percentages and inline inodes already are along those lines)