I am a raider.
I helped people learn savage even though I knew the fights already.
No, they were not burdens to me just because they made some mistakes, died some, or confused some mechanics.
You want to know why they weren't burdens?
They appreciated the help, they wanted to put the effort in to do their best, they wanted advice to improve themselves, they were not angry and defensive if I explained mechanics or job specific assistance to them.
They wanted to get better, and they openly showed it with their words, actions, and persistence.
There is a difference between players who want to get better and players that lash out at anything that suggests they may have room for improvement.
Raiders love helping people who want to be helped. Sadly there is a lot who don't want to be helped at all even if they make the same mistake over 10+ times. Sure, you can give people room to let them try to learn on their own, but sometimes you may need a bit of help from someone else and/or an outside perspective....sadly like I said they usually don't want it despite their constant mistakes and will usually respond with insults even if the person offering the help is as polite as possible.
Also as a side note you can't expect people to always take time out of their day/lives to teach/mentor people in savage a lot. People have to be willing to try to help themselves as well...which actually a parser is something players could utilize to help themselves at least with their job rotations and practicing.
