Originally Posted by
Doctor Hilarious
You do realize that when making a list of things you don't think people should do, it's worth noting that you should avoid also including things people SHOULD do, or, more sensibly, employ negations to maintain the continuity of effect of your list, otherwise, it's hardly better than gibberish.
You call this a list of improper raid etiquette, and list things you find improper, like "portal popping", and things that you think people ought to do, like running back after a wipe.
Next, "Ghetto buffs"...
You get that the 30 minute variants are applied across every member of a certain class in the, right? Because reading your rather rash reaction, I have to say I feel that you have never played a paladin in a raid with a pally that needs might, one that needs wisdom, and one sanct. Or imagine the madness of a druids... Even more so when the better geared ones might need salv instead of what the rest of that spec need. Now sure, if you're lucky, each pally can give one buff to almost everyone, but you won't always have that many pallies. In my experience, the pallies that give the ten minute buff are the harder working ones, who clearly don't need to be a victim of your judgment.
Also, Nax had quite a few places wherein releasing and running back took longer than getting a rez if possible. But I do agree that if the raid manages to wipe close to the instance, or, for whatever reason, enough people die in a location that it would be faster to have people run back in than wait for a rez, by all means, run back in.
The addition I would recommend to the list of things people shouldn't do is, self-righteous, or pseudo-pious list making.