Why isn't there a system for recognition of Min ILVL/Synced content?

[Kagahami]

I'm part of a group of players who run synced/min ILVL content for the challenge, to experience dungeons and trials closer to how they were meant to be experienced, or just at a challenging difficulty instead of running them unsynced. I've gone so far as to make it a personal challenge not to run content unsynced that I haven't cleared synced.

All that being said, being able to monitor what I've cleared synced and/or min ilvl would be appreciated. Maybe a blue (synced) and red (min ilvl) checkmark next to, or instead of the green one that marks instance completion?

What do you all think about this? How about going further, and actually recognizing people for clearing this content? Going back and playing through/recognizing old content in a challenging way for titles and the like would add more replayability to FFXIV with arguably little effort on the production side.

[Rongway]

I think a few people would use this, but not enough to make it an effective allocation of development resources.

I know of at least one player who maintains a checklist of all content. You could use something like this, checking off only the activities that you've completed in a manner consistent with your personal criteria rather than just simple completion.

[Eir_Z]

Maybe an achievement would be nice for running some number of minimum item level dungeons or trials followed by a title for completing all of them.