I propose guilds adopt a raid force respect program. If you have 10 people in zone, you can SHOUT "10 rule of respect for X" where X is the raid mob in question. If you shout out for respect, all other guilds can't engage that mob for 10 min. at the end fo the 10 min, if the mob has not been engaged (not stalled, actual engage) your guild has forfeited its chance at the mob until it has died and spawned again. This would allow almost any guild to compete as 10 min and 10 people are not hard to acheive at any level of raiding and it prevents all blatant shenanigens employed by the top guilds to train, greif, fte snipe, ect and gives us a more civilized end game raid scene. During the first guilds respect of 10 min, any other guild arriving can shout the same thing to get on the next ten min interval if the first guild wipes or fails to engage but must not embark on the other raids area of set up or in between them and the mob in question.
Xasten's idea only makes the rules lawyering more complicated and will just end up breeding more ridiculous zerg strategies to win the rules lawyering game.
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