Yes they do? They actually just buffed XP given to them.
You keep harping on it being “normal” dungeons. It doesn’t matter what kind of dungeon it is. People who are leveling or who are gearing through those (which isn’t the case so much these days with Emerald Dream gear), they just don’t want to spend anymore time in them then they need to be.
I’m not saying it’s the right or wrong way to do things - but the majority of the time - folks are going to barrel through dungeons. Period. It will not be communicated because that is the norm these days.
Someone who needs special accommodation though - it’s on you to speak up so that your group is aware of it. It’s no different than walking into LFR and not knowing a fight. You have to ask or at least communicate with the people you’re running with. For lack of a better way of phrasing it? You’re the odd person out. If you don’t speak up then if you’re coming off as dead weight to the group or just wanting to be carried? They’re going to boot you. That’s why it’s on you to speak up if you know you’re not going to be able to keep up with the rest of your group mates.
And again for clarification? I don’t think there is anything wrong with speaking up on either side of the coin. For the dungeons I can do with my eyes closed, so long as I know my healer can keep up with me just in case? It’s a race to the finish. But I do communicate with that healer as part of my role as a tank. Everyone else I expect to keep up with us unless I see someone asks or mentions they’ve got a quest to complete. Heck, even in timewalking? I will most of the time make sure folks know the fights if there is some gottcha mechanic. But that is me and how I treat my groups.
Dragonflight stuff? I’ve maybe run each of them a handful of times and barely remember them at this point. And I’ll warn folks about that too before we get going. I know what I am capable of or not capable of. I make sure I do what I can to make each run as smooth as possible. And just speaking up is the easiest thing one can do, but it is probably the most important part of it.
The issue isn’t with the group kick feature. It’s with communication right from the get go.