Quote Originally Posted by Abyss_me View Post
And yes, I've experienced kick just because 2 persons was in party and they wanted to invite 3rd one in active duty.
Well? You have found a legitimate reason to report them, then? Did you do that already?
Otherwise, current system is working as intended: preventing abuse.

Quote Originally Posted by Abyss_me View Post
Opinion of kicked person does mean because we have "Presumption of innocence" so that person can't be found guilty before guilty if proofed.
No, it does not matter.
There's a reason why the kicked player do not suffer 30m penalty, unlike being the first to abandon the duty on their own whim. Guilty or not, on the flip side they are also given the leniency to -immediately- queue back into DF, in hoping they'll get a better group that clicks with them.

'What if they abuse it by <insert abuse>?'
There's the other side of a coin. The game gives you a tool to report a legitimate abuse. Use it.

Quote Originally Posted by Abyss_me View Post
Ok, let's do the math together.
How kick works...
Uhh no.
How do we start a vote kick in the party again? Open the party interface --> find the player's name --> right click & select 'vote kick' opt. Now this is where your 'math' starts to fall apart: why would you start the vote if you -don't want- to vote to kick that person?

Bringing up the vote itself is same as saying 'Excuse me, I wish to show this person the exit door. What do you (other two member) say?'. You are clearly stating your intention and why (1 from 4 opt of reason to kick).
According to your 'math', however, it works more like: 'Excuse me, do you want to get out of here?'. Your intention here is vague & the subject's opinion suddenly matters.

No, it just won't work like that.