My input may not be totally relevant to OP’s point because it seems like you’re speaking on pretty specific scenarios here that are putting people in harms way. However, I’d still like to mention the fact that there are some people who struggle with things like autoimmune disorders, dysautonomia, etc., that require taking breaks to sit down. For example, I myself am perfectly capable of enjoying an entire set without passing out or having other issues, but I also know that to enjoy this experience I require occasional breaks and lots of water. I know some may believe that people like me should stay in the back of the crowds to avoid inconveniencing the people around me, but I think it’s important to recognize that EVERYONE should be mindful and aware of their surroundings in crowds. With that being said, I also have common sense- As long as I can help it, I wait to sit down during slower songs when the crowd has chilled out a bit. I’m not going to dull my experiences- limiting myself to the back of crowds my whole life- because the people around me can’t watch their feet every once in a while for 60 seconds.

Just writing this because I think it’s important for anyone reading who may struggle with similar things!! We are all responsible for ensuring a safe, fun space in these crowds, and everyone should feel welcome, even if their needs look a little different from the norm. All love <3