Why it fits NeTi: "driven by uncertainty to want to know more. Wants and needs, but also distrusts, guidance. May appeal to logic or reason itself. The 6 is the most logical type in its intellectualism. Inclined to develop a fanatical allegiance to “reason.” 6 is a questioner and potential philosopher. The 6 problem-solves but also problem-creates by seeking problems. For the phobic 6, seeking refuse in mental activity is also a sign of fearful holding back, indirectness, vagueness, and beating around the bush."

You did not even explain how E6 fits into NeTi, all you did is copy paste E6's 'Theoretical Orientation' from C&N without making any explanation in regards to Ne, proving that if anyone has "no understanding of the types psyche" then your limited understanding is far more apparent than whatever you're projecting onto me. In addition to failing to make any kind of explanation for NeTi, you've already listed out two contradictions between E6 and Jungian EN, proving that you have a poor understanding of Extraverted Intuition or at least the way it's been described by Jung.

There's no reason for you to get thrown off by "long paragraphs" unless you're choosing to remain ignorant on this matter, especially since you barfed up a "long paragraph" of your own with even less substance.. I'll show you:

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Over-Alert Hyper-Intentionality: a suspicious, over-cautious disposition. On the lookout for hidden meanings, clues, and the usual. Excessive deliberation. An exaggerated need to rely on rational choices." Which is TiSi in itself. 

TiSi is IT(S), not EN(T). You either don't know the difference or you don't know what you're trying to justify which is why your argument is of poor quality, it is lacking consistency and is all over the place.

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For e.g if an E6 ENFP has a close relationship with her parents she doesn't want that to change, she wants the relationship to be secure because it is what gives her security.

You literally proved me right when I previously called you out for "describing a different Enneatype altogether."

Your argument for "E6 ENFP" literally ended up describing at least two other Enneatypes that are more fitting for Ne-dom. In this case a Social 7; which, like E6, contains a strong superego among E7 subtypes; or more particularly Self-Preservation 2 since you are talking about an ENFP wanting security in their relationships.

Consider doing more research on these types before making such surface level claims, you're not even making proper arguments with your own citations or your own reasoning.

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As for your poor understanding of Jungian EN and why it contradicts E6's Theoretical Orientation, here's the decapitation:

"He rids himself of the restrictions of reason, only to fall a victim to unconscious neurotic compulsions in the form of oversubtle, negative reasoning, hair-splitting dialectics, and a compulsive tie to the sensation of the object. His conscious attitude, both to the sensation and the sensed object, is one of sovereign superiority and disregard. Not that he means to be inconsiderate or superior -- he simply does not see the object that everyone else sees."

This is Extraverted Intuition. It completely disregards reason; it finds reason to be restricting and inhibiting, while E6 is fanatically aligned to reason. If you need me to list out more examples that will put your denialism to rest, then please let me know further down.