SSPM is arguably too simple, and that's the point. It's more esoteric than functional, as the goal is not to make a package manager but rather to make a super simple package manager.
Options add clutter. All you do is add what packages you want to install, and they can be installed.
Installing a package: sudo sspm install <package>
Removing a package: sudo sspm remove <package>
Because it adds an extra step, which isn't super simple.
Actually, this one is a personal pet peeve. WHO THE HELL DECIDED THAT DEPENDENCIES ARE COMPILED SEPERATELY FROM THE PROGRAM!? If your program needs C libraries, well then tough shit. Should have your make file deal with it, or make a makefile that uses SSPM to download dependencies. I am not cluttering my package manager with a billion libraries.
Who needs checksums? Everything is super reliable! (That was sarcasm, truth is I didn't feel like it).
Probably, idk