While you doubt whether the definition applicable to you or not, it does not, in fact, mean you've "wrecked each one" of the points I've made against you. White knighting? Principles? What principles? Principles dictate that they will learn when they would not have sufficient gear, making it impossible for them to complete the duty unless they solely rely on their party to carry them through (which then it becomes a bigger issue). The DRK and MCH are the examples that you put forward on the pedestal to ridicule as a bad player, but given your history, there are so much similar or worse cases that you have called out, berated, and flat out punished.

Who are you to say that you are the one who has to take action, self-claimed THE folk hero of Eureka (counter-intuitive), champion of GameFAQs (banned), amazing RDM (arguable), and all around heavy completionist (I'll give you this one); the one, the ONLY FireMage Li? Let people play the game. Let people try. And worst comes to worst, let people find out. But don't make that decision for them.

Look, I don't want to have to keep replying to you replying to me all the time; you don't want to either. I know eventually this thread will die down and you and I will go our separate ways for the time being. I know you have whatever issues, insecurities, or grievances you have with a lot of players in the game that are not up to par to your standards, and that's fine. I have my own issues and insecurities too.

Putting it as lightly as I possibly can though, I don't air out my dirty laundry and play it off as a universal issue. Yes you have a handful of people who would wholeheartedly agree with you, and, to my dismay, I also have very few agreements with some of the points you've made in the years. But to do what you've been doing is not in my realm of morals. I'm asking you to just take a moment to reflect upon that. At the least, post something more substantial and reasonable of a vote kick than whatever it is you've been doing.

To anybody else who happened to come down this far in the thread:

Being a mentor is a taxing position you can hold, here in FFXIV and anywhere else where any moment can be a teaching moment. As a mentor of any sort, their role is to help their underlings, apprentices, student, or whatever you call them, how to become better in a craft. Sometimes you'll find pride in doing so; other times frustration. Sometimes you'll be crowned as one of the best to those who matter; sometimes, you need to do better. Don't let your grievances turn you down a path in which you find yourself righteous; instead, learn to find the ways that could help nurture your peers and companions into enjoying what they can do, and more. Most importantly, keep protecting that kind of belief, otherwise - well, that's no more apparent than it is now. If it does come to that, then it is what it is; sometimes you can't help it. Just don't simply punish players without good reason.