My suggestion is to add player labels in order to better faciliate learning for new players and encourage new and more experienced players to work together more often. Player labels would be visible any time a players name is visible, such as the squads menu, the playerboard menu, and next to the player.

To qualify or assign a label, there are 2 different ideas I have thought of.

Method one is simply for players to opt in themselves, if they wish to instruct they can click a drop down and assign that label to themselves, and remove it if they wish to put up their teaching hat for the day. Same for beginners or new players, a simple drop down to allow them to pick the label that allows other players and instructors that they are new to the game, and a bit of help. Personally I would noy choose this method as I doubt the level of engagement will be very high.

Method 2 is to have qualifiers for labels and have the labels automatically assigned to you, except instructor role which could stay as opt in. For example, a qualifier for completing the tutorial, then a qualifier for completing the tutorial AND x amount of hours in game or x amount of matches completed. I don't know exactly what they should be but it should be discussed.

In this method, since labels are automatically applied the player does not have to do anything extra. The labels could be stylised as ranks but I would think that would be the wrong choice and it should instead clearly state what it means via the name. New, beginner, experienced, instructor i think would be all that is needed. An additional but unnecessary layer would be to have a feedback system within that so new players can vote on useful experienced or instructor players to tell other new players this person is good at helping or whatever.

Ultimately, the aim to invoke more cooperation in public conflict official servers would be served at least a bit if something like this was added, in my opinion. I hope this or other methods to increase cooperation and player quality are considered because boy, am I suffering.