The things you want to mark as suspicious is happening all the time among friends, guilds and communities. In the end it are just people playing happily together.
Example:
https://raider.io/mythic-plus-runs/season-sl-1/20033228-5-plaguefall
Who do we need to ban on this example? It is up to you. But i see 5 friends doing some M+.
That should also be stopped but itâs harder to stop but definitely possible. Compared to boosting, itâs a minor issue though because the amount of low skilled people who have high skilled friends is, I guess, pretty limited. The chance of those high skilled friends wanting to play with the lowed skilled people is even lower.
Back to the point though - other games are stopping this too, for a reason.
There are tons of players like that 
Why should it be stopped? Suddenly people are not allowed to play with their friends because their friends happen to be worse at the game? Thatâs preposterous.
No, I think thatâs fine. Stuff like this is obviously not boosting. There are some pretty obvious patterns for boosting.
Not boosting? 2 players with 220 ilvl smashing through a dungeon for 3 others? 1 of those had never even done that dungeon on M0. If this is not boosting than i donât understand what boosting is.
Can i Say something here? âŚlook at this from my side
Blizzard put 220 ilvl token weapon and off hand to last 2 bosses in CN
Now i do not raid and i do not want to spend 2 weeks progresing something i donât need to do i love my time
i only play m+
So how can i join into the group for last 2 bosses only if i never progreses that raid
so i buy them for golds cause i make golds easily with Shadowlands LW skining / herb /mining/alch
is it bad? ye but itâs blizzard fault cause they put best items and locked them behind last raid bosses
Talking from a PvP perspective here - because itâs f*ing up the ladder system. Itâs inflating rating, evading the matchmaking mechanics and results, in simply not winnable matches for opposing teams, where the whole point of a matchmaking system is to prevent hat.
Like Iâve said, most PvP games do prevent players from queueing up together when their skill level is too far apart.
What a great MMO where you canât play with friends 
So your idea of a mmo is one where if my friends happen to be worse than me at the game Iâm not allowed to play with them because itâs somehow inconvenient to you? Cool design, but no thanks.
âMostâ? The pvp games Iâve played so far donât actually stop you from playing with your friends if they do have a queue as team option.
For the same reasons youâre allowed to buy herbs, flasks, pots, food, consumables, legendary bases and boes from the AH. Trading is an integral part of the MMO genre, including hiring players to help you out.
You mean to tell me players are allowed to sell their services as blacksmiths, but not as killing machines? That doesnât make sense.
Give me one example?
I can give you multiple examplesâŚ
LoL, DotA2, Overwatch, CS:GO, iirc even HotS.
Talking in a rated context of course. You can queue up in all of those games for unrated matches without restrictions.
Not really, but itâs either that, making boosts less attractive or just living with boosts.
SC2, for example. I can play in teams with whoever I choose to, if I want to play 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4. In fact, I even get a separate rating for each team I play in.
You are not completely right with some assumptions, since we did 3 dungeons and not 1. But Fair it is a +5.
What about this?
https://raider.io/mythic-plus-runs/season-sl-1/20317544-15-spires-of-ascension
+15.
I have no problem showing this. Got no gold for it. The mage is actually the ret pala in my usual M+ group where i do 20 M+ runs average a week with. The player is a fire mage main since legion and earlier, rerolled bfa S2 to ret pala since fire was not good and terrible to play early seasons bfa. We now help to get a weekly chest. But it is 100% boosting.
In bfa we have runned very often the even âtorment tuesdayâ for getting guildies weekly +15 chests too. And i am not seeing anything wrong with it.
True, thatâs most likely due to queues taking too long if theyâd change that though. Sc2 is designed as a 1v1 game though so everything besides 1v1 doesnât really concern Blizzard too much.
In the majority and the most popular of team based games you canât queue up with much lower skilled players though, as Iâve listed.
Many of those games implemented those changes over the past few years.
The problem here is youâre listing MOBA and FPS games. WoW is an MMO, youâre meant to make friends that you can play with in this game. All the other games also have a SoloQ system in place
I just had the data youâve given me. I just assumed it was 1 dungeon.
Inspecting single runs isnât going to get us anywhere here.
I was suggesting to let an algorithm flag players with suspicious behaviour and then let an employee check the logs.
There are certain metrics that can be analyzed with the huge amount of data and logs that exist in the game and could be added to the game.
Weâre talking about a huge amount of data here, not single scraps.
Thatâs why weâre not creating statistics based on a 10-20 examples rather than thousand upon thousands.
Absolutely true. Iâd also rather have boosting services discouraged than to remove the possibility to help friends. How are you going to achieve that though?
Exclusively competitive games that do not have player trading is a core part of the GENRE, can do this. Games like Quake 3, Siege, DOTA, LoL, etc. Boosting in these games isnât done through legitimate ingame trade, it is done through outside trading, using 3rd party services, paypalling money, etc
You need to compare MMOs to MMOs. PvP in WoW is not a standalone game. WoW is a game of trading, like every good MMO.