My brain right now from Remix:
“Big numbers. Big numbers everywhere!”
It’s going to be hard to transition back to retail.
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It’s not him specifically, it’s anyone.
If I don’t want to play with X (for whatever reason.)
I can give the group the option to remove X or I won’t play instead of outright leaving.
It is. “Malicious intent” makes it cut and dry.
Purposefully holding a group back is called griefing.
You can’t vote kick in a premade, nor can you fill a missing slot in a key in progress.
Bricking a key on purpose or threatening to do so is malicious intent.
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But he’s not threatening to brick a key. He’s not willing to play with someone in said key.
There’s a difference.
See this is why i dont put you on ignore. Your replies are always free entertainment.
I still haven’t figured out if you are being intentionally obtuse though. So good on you. 
Then you set yourself up for being a co sabotageer.
I was kind of hoping you show me where here, but since this guy has 54 posts here, i’l take a look at what you’re talking about here…
Ahh, this one you mean, right? 
Yeah, i don’t think i agree with this here Faux.
The Azralon Person only accidentally pulled a mob. I don’t think that calls for them being kicked as stuff like this happens.
There’s not.
If they don’t remove the person, he isn’t moving. Thus threatening to brick the key.
Also malicious intent.
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I’ll be that person…
*saboteur
And now I’ll see myself out.
sheepishly slinks away
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Sa…saboatur?
Hey if they are allowed to make up words, then I can too! 
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If hypothetically, the dps has been insulting the tank over and over. And the tank says kick the dps or they won’t pull anymore.
Is the tank in the right?
In both cases, the tank is holding up the run.
Fun is Subjective whether you want to accept it or not.
There isn’t sabotage to be had here. The tank is throwing a hissy fit because… oh no, he accidently pulled a mob. That never happens in World of Warcraft.
Me not spell enuff… get new words.
Nope. Because the tank can push forward and finish the run, then report them.
Queue two wrongs don’t make a right.
At least, you’re consistent.
But I wager, most would see that as a far more reasonable request.
Why on earth would you want to remove someone mid run?
If your group isn’t geared, you are in for a bad time.
Just finish the run, then report. Then enjoy the thanks for reporting mail you’ll get and you wouldn’t have wasted more time in a run with someone you despise.
Because it’s trivial content, and rather play without certain people.
Plus mid-run, means starting over requires more time.
And in Cata Heroics, I wanted to votekick people else I won’t tank anymore. (Their DPS sucked.)
Can thank me for LFD debuffs I guess.
Sorry, I actually got on WoW so I’ve been distracted.
Welp, i found the thing you were talking about… i think.
Would be really fun if you kicked him instead right then and there.
It’s worth the sacrifice