And LFD is a group finder. The current LFG system is good for what it is, but that’s not what the vanilla system used - and it shouldn’t use it. Not only was it not in vanilla and thus shouldn’t be in Classic, but it also isn’t as beneficial on single servers. Where should you find a group? Through a global communication channel - if you aren’t in a guild and don’t have friends. Running with strangers is something that is likely to happen, but you’ll talk to them and if the run is good should also add them. That way, you can ask them first if they want to join you.
That’s how we made friends. That’s how the community works.
It’s different. You put forth an application, instead of talking to them directly. The leader sits there waiting for applications instead of reaching out. The LFG system is unnecessary in vanilla as it isn’t cross-server.
Group Finders are “nice”, but actually talking to a party member to vet them makes for a better run. I prefer that method then relying on a random tool.
I found the LFG channel good for that. Group finder tools are good for multiple server populations, but with a closed community, the LFG channel works better (at least for me).
Sure. However, as has been repeatedly said, it wasn’t a part of vanilla. Thus, it isn’t appropriate for Classic - which is supposed to be as authentic as possible. There’s also the global chat channel for that too.
You accuse me of “making stuff up” and then tell me to “stop” when I ask you questions to which honest answers will prove that I am not “making stuff up”?