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I read recently that you can't send/receive concurrent streams on the 
same filesystem, which begs the question of what is meant by a 
"filesystem". Is that to say that you can't send/receive snapshots on 
different subvolumes to the same "root filesystem"? Or that you can't 
send/receive multiple snapshots on the same subvolume? Can you 
send/receive a snapshot or subvolume to the same root filesystem?

-Ben