There is a difference between promoting better play and promoting poor attitudes. Public parsers typically promote the latter.

Just think a moment, the 'average' person is ok, willing to use the tool as intended. That's average. Half the players below that average are going to mistreat it.

That's the Logic Yoshida presented when he said no. He, directly, said no. He's said it twice, on camera. It's not happening people. The energy and momentum spent in arguing could be put to better use for the community, like asking for other quality of life improvements or expanding endgame.

This debate is purely academic. It. is. not. happening. Opinions one way or another are irrelevant.