@AAA12AAA is correct. A solo guild is way, way better than a guild with no minimum requirements (GWNMR for short). I am speaking from long experience with both. So many downsides to a GWNMR, even if you're a leader. Worse if you're not. About the only downsides to a solo guild are not being eligible for the GE weekly championship, and having no one else to help with QI. And of course GBG. Not one of those is better in a GWNMR, however. GE weekly championship? You're not going to get far there if no one is required to even minimally participate. They may not even open all levels, sometimes none at all. QI? Players in a GWNMR are not even going to understand how to play QI, let alone be effective there, so you'll be basically on your own there, too. GBG? You'll probably be fighting alone there, too, in a GWNMR.
Again, I have tried GWNMRs over the years several times. Leadership, when it exists at all, is poor at best. There's no dialogue. There's little GB support. It's like being in a solo guild, but you can't do what you want in GE or GBG because of the lack of participation by members and apathy of leadership. I
always go back to being in a solo guild. And lament the Treasury goods I wasted in the GWNMR.
To me, there are only two choices in FoE. Be in an active guild with minimum requirements that are enforced, or be in a solo guild. Anything in between is just an exercise in frustration. Unless, of course, you're an even more casual player than I am.
None of the rest of your post has anything to do with the first line of it. That being said, if you don't like seeing complaints about the game, don't come to the Forum. You will not be missed. And definitely don't read feedback threads. And if all you have to contribute is your personal opinion of other players, then you really can just take that crap and stuff it. Take your own advice and quit crying about what others are saying and just play the stinking game if you still love it so much. There are already enough Inno fanbois/cheerleaders here ready and willing to jump on any negative feedback as it is. We don't need another one just repeating the same tired "get over it" BS.